Old manylinux images have reached end of life. It's about time to drop support for them.
+This section shows the adoption of newer manylinux images and how packagers are using them.
+0 packages providing manylinux wheels have been released on PyPI in the analysis timeframe. Considering this low number of packages, the data set is smoothed using a sliding window algorithm. Only the latest version of a given package is taken into account in this 6-month window.
+This section shows consumer readiness for a given policy.
++ Before Python 3.10, support for a policy was a combination of glibc version (as denoted in the policy name for PEP600) + and pip version. As of Python 3.10, the default pip is always capable of PEP600 based manylinux wheels. + Before that, the pip version available (without manually upgrading) depends on the Python version + and/or the Linux distribution being used. At least the Python version is explicit in this section. +
++ All manylinux wheel downloads from PyPI using pip are analysed each day to compute those statistics. + The data set is smoothed using a 1-month sliding window algorithm. +
++ Starting 2024-11-01, downloads using a python version not supported by the latest version of a package (based mostly on requires_python metadata) are excluded from the data set. + Overall download statistics per python version can be found on other websites, though, likely not restricted to manylinux wheels and/or Linux. +
+Fantastic, a problem found is a problem fixed. Please create a ticket!
+You can also submit a pull request.
+Thanks to Drop Python, Python Wheels and Python 3 Wall of Superpowers for the concept and making their code open source.
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