Add support for Pendulum 3.0

[aaronsteers]

Some users have requested support for Pendulum 3.0. This issue is created to track and prioritize this update.

Work Required

We will need to first update the Airbyte Python CDK, which depends on Pendulum <3.0.

Ideal implementation

If possible, we should try to support Pendulum >=2.0,<=4.0. This would prevent conflicts if PyAirbyte is installed alongside something that requires Pendulum 2.x.

[bweithers]

I have been running into this issue as well. Airbyte is failing to build the wheel for Pendulum<3.0 because that is incompatible with Python 3.12 due to Pendulum<3.0 using DistUtils which was deprecated in Python 3.12.

[Sakiruto]

Brian (@bweithers) Aaron ("AJ") Steers (@aaronsteers) Yaa Airbyte works properly only with python version 3.11 other than that Airbyte is failing to build the wheel for Pendulum
I am unable source-notion bcoz of this reason !!
Is there any work around for this ??

[jscheel]

I believe that Aaron ("AJ") Steers (@aaronsteers) laid out some larger problems with the move to pendulum 3, specifically with some BC-breaking changes that were causing blocking issues. Can't find it right now, but iirc it was pretty gnarly.

[aaronsteers]

I believe that Aaron ("AJ") Steers (@aaronsteers) laid out some larger problems with the move to pendulum 3

Indeed!!

Shrishvesh (@Sakiruto) - did you try using the latest PyAirbyte version? The latest release this week (0.23.0) attempted to clear the path for 3.12, including removing Pendulum.

[aaronsteers]

Update: I see that the latest release didn't properly update the Python version constraint. A new patch release (0.23.1) is in progress and should fix this in the next couple hours.

Please report back if you are able to test on the latest version - thanks!

[aaronsteers]

Update (2): I have confirmed that 0.23.0 is now installable on Python 3.12. As part of this migration, PyAirbyte and the CDK have removed all references to Pendulum - which should resolve dependency conflict issues with Pendulum 2.x and 3.x alike.

Jared A. Scheel (@jscheel), Jared A. Scheel (@jscheel), and Shrishvesh (@Sakiruto) - Please feel free to retest using PyAirbyte >=0.23.0, and let us know if you run into any further issues. Thanks!

[yomanthunder]

Thanks a lot , it works now

[jscheel]

Aaron ("AJ") Steers (@aaronsteers) can confirm it's working on my end as well 👍