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Update executing to latest version (noarch) #13444

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  • I added a descriptive title (including the requested package name, version, and platform).
  • I searched the defaults channels (Python and R) and did not find the package I'm requesting.
  • I searched through existing issues and did not find a duplicate request for this package.

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  • New (i.e. no versions of this package currently exist on repo.anaconda.com)
  • Update (i.e. older versions of this package exist and I'm requesting an updated version)
  • Rebuild (i.e. something is wrong with an existing version of this package and it needs to be rebuilt)

Name

executing

Version

latest

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noarch

Location of source code

https://github.com/alexmojaki/executing

Conda-Forge feedstock

https://github.com/conda-forge/executing-feedstock/

Reason for this request

The currently used version is almost 3 years old: https://pypi.org/project/executing/0.8.3/

Python 3.11 is only supported in executing version 1.1.0, and Python 3.12 is only supported in executing version 2.0.1. This caused a lot of complaints in gruns/icecream#79 and I was constantly confused about why people kept reporting using an ancient version of executing, I thought that keeping the conda forge up to date was enough and didn't realise that Anaconda pinned versions.

executing 1.0.0 also fixed a significant source of problems with formatting tracebacks in IPython which again lots of people have complained about in ipython/ipython#13598 and people aren't getting that fix.

There's no known reason not to use the latest version, and building should be straightforward as it's just Python.

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