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iOS CI and binary releases #140189
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@sethmlarson Would be interested in your take on the SBOM question, and whether that's a blocker or a nice-to-have feature.
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on Feb 3, 2026 Updating the release checklist to include iOS artefactsNo longer required
There was one place that needed an update, so I've created python/peps#4927.
Updating the release checklist to include iOS artefactsNo longer required
There was one place that needed an update, so I've created python/peps#4927.
Thanks - I thought I searched for Android references - clearly I missed that one.
Sorry I didn't reply when pinged, must have gotten lost. Having an SBOM shouldn't be considered a blocker for adding these binary releases. Of course I'd love to see it, so if you'd like to take on this work together we could do so.
@sethmlarson Absolutely! The biggest impediment to getting this done is that I literally don't know where to start - so I'd be more than happy to collaborate on this.
3.15-b1 included binary releases, so we can close this as completed.
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Feature or enhancement
Proposal:
Proposal:
At the PyCon US 2025 language summit, we discussed adding the following features to the mobile platforms:
Details of the discussion are in the link below, but there was broad support for both ideas. #137242 tracked the implementation of this change for Android; this ticket is for tracking the equivalent work on iOS.
Following the same pattern as Android, there are at least 4 changes required to complete this:
Updating the release checklist to include iOS artefactsNo longer requiredAdding iOS to CI is a relatively straightforward task (especially following #138171); however, there are at least two outstanding questions around official iOS release artefacts:
Has this already been discussed elsewhere?
No response given
Links to previous discussion of this feature:
The Python Language Summit 2025: Python on Mobile - Next Steps
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