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I don't know what you're doing on the first Tuesday of even months for the next two years, but I've just planned out mine: peps.python.org/pep-0790/#bu... You can add Python releases to your calendar with this iCal: peps.python.org/api/#release... #Python #Python315 #PEP790

peps.python.orgPEP 790 – Python 3.15 Release Schedule | peps.python.orgThis document describes the development and release schedule for Python 3.15.

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Skip Montanaro

@smontanaro.net

That file seems to only contain release dates from 2019-2025: peps.python.org/release-sche... Am I missing something?

peps.python.orghttps://peps.python.org/release-schedule.icsBEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Python Software Foundation//Python release schedule//EN X-WR-CALDESC:Python releases schedule from https://peps.python.org X-WR-CALNAME:Python releases schedu...

Hugo van Kemenade

@hugovk.dev

It contains releases from 2019 to 2028. Seven years in the past, to cover 5 years of support, plus ~18 months of pre-release. And no limit on future dates. I originally included all in my original PR, but the revised PR limited to keep the file smaller. github.com/python/peps/...

github.comGenerate a release schedule as an ``.ics`` file by AA-Turner · Pull Request #4705 · python/pepsThis is derived from Hugo's #4704; see that PR for context. This PR is an attempt to implement @sethmlarson's suggestion -- attempting to do this via review comments wasn't really going...

Hugo van Kemenade

@hugovk.dev

The current limited version is ~60k. All releases would be ~130k, with ~6k added per new feature release. Which are all pretty small numbers, so it doesn't make much difference. Would you prefer to see all?

Skip Montanaro

@smontanaro.net

I guess I'm only getting the limited version from that link? I downloaded it again and still only got dates through 2025. I'm traveling right now. Will take a look again from my laptop when I have a chance.