[reopen2] Release GIL when doing standalone solves #363
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From my side it's good to merge, all the ci are passing (except the one for ros which is not affected here) |
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Thanks @fabinsch! Once this is merged, what’s the rough timeline for the changes on devel to be released? |
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After the merge here and of PR 361 (for Python 3.13 release on pypi) we should be good for a new release of Proxsuite :) |
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fyi @jberg5: we've done a new release of Proxsuite v0.7.0 in both pip and conda that now ship the |
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same PR as #359. I am sorry I did a bad command while trying to run the CI on the original PR by @jberg5.