Ronald Oussoren

I’ve released #PyObjC 12.2.2.

I’ve uploaded #pyobjc 12.2.1 to PyPI with a number of small bugfixes.

I’ve uploaded #pyobjc 12.2 to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded a new version of py2app to PyPI that fixes incompatibilities with setuptools 82.

Over the last week I’ve pushed out new released of altgraph, modulegraph, macholib, objectgraph, modulegraph2 and finally py2app.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 12.1 to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 12 to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 11.1 to PyPI.

I’m having some type 2 fun with PyObjC while bringing its updates of reference counts closer to the patterns used by ARC.

I’m happy to announce the 11.0 release of PyObjC, slightly delayed from the normal major release in October.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 10.3.2 to PyPI.

I’m behind with the development of support for macOS 15 in PyObjC due to travel and, more importantly, due to being too busy at work.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 10.3.1 to PyPI with a bug fix for a regression introduced by the Pythonic class instantation feature.

I’ve tagged and uploaded PyObjC 10.3 to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded a new release of py2app to PyPI during the weekend.

I’ve tagged PyObjC 10.2 and uploaded it to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 10.1 to PyPI.

Sigh, receiving a signal while the signal handler is being changed can crash on macOS (FB13453490, github.com/python/cp…)

import objc; l = objc.getClassList(); from Cocoa import CFLocaleCopyCommonISOCurrencyCodes, NSArray; isinstance(CFLocaleCopyCommonISOCurrencyCodes(), NSArray).

PyObjC 9.2 is uploading to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded new versions of py2app and modulegraph that target both the (very) old and the new: Both now support the current Python 3.12 beta, and contain fixes for Python 2.7 support.

PyObjC 9.1 is one of the rare times that I’m publishing explicit beta releases.

I’ve uploaded py2app 0.28.5 to PyPI.

I’ve uploaded PyObjC 9.0.1 to PyPI.

I’ve (finally) tagged the PyObjC 9.0 release and uploaded it to PyPI.