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Build wheels for Python 3.9 #21
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Hi team, any plans on merging this? It would make a lot of our projects build much faster :) |
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@ariddell Any plans on reviewing/merging this? I think it would help a lot of projects using Pystan. |
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@ariddell +1 This would help us a lot aswell |
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Check out PyStan 3, it has py39 wheels. https://pystan.readthedocs.io/ Unfortunately the wheel building machinery here is broken (and has been for some time). |
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Python 3.9 was released on October 5th, 2020.
The official multibuild supports building wheels for Python 3.9. So ideally this should be the only change required.