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Python language news, releases and ecosystem updates. New features, breaking changes, security advisories and deprecations - each summarised in plain English and updated continuously.

Tracking 133 Python releases · Updated

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Type Breaking Feature Security Patch Deprecated Announcement
  • uv Releases sdkpreviewengineer ·

    uv 0.11.25 release: Security improvements and new features

    Version 0.11.25 of uv enhances security by updating its tar library to prevent issues with malformed or ambiguous source distributions. It also introduces several new features, including lockfile enhancements and support for scoped dependency overrides, alongside preview features like workspace scripts and centralized environments. This release impacts developers managing Python dependencies, offering a more robust and flexible package management experience.

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  • uv Releases sdkpreviewengineer ·

    uv 0.11.22: Performance, bug fixes, and preview features

    The uv 0.11.22 release includes performance improvements to the resolver and numerous bug fixes for dependency management and validation. Several new preview features are also introduced, allowing configuration via TOML files and enhancing command-line capabilities. This patch release impacts users of the uv package installer and build tool.

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About Python release tracking on ReleaseBytes

Python point releases, security fixes and end-of-life dates matter to almost every stack — including indirectly, through what Databricks runtimes and cloud services pin. ReleaseBytes tracks CPython releases and ecosystem news, and its EOL tracker shows exactly when each Python version stops receiving security fixes.

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New features, enhancements, bug fixes, security advisories, breaking changes, deprecations and end-of-life announcements. Every item is tagged by type so you can filter to just the changes that need action.

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From the official sources: Python language news, releases and ecosystem updates. Every item links back to the original vendor announcement.