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feat(repo): support Python 3.15, allow pandas 3, drop Python 3.10 - #1952
Adds Python 3.15 support, allows pandas 3 in gooddata-pandas and drops Python 3.10 in a minor release, as the 3.8 (1.25.0) and 3.9 (1.54.0) drops did. Nothing is removed for existing users: pandas 2 stays allowed on 3.11–3.14. Requiring pandas 3 and the StrEnum change are breaking and are left for 2.0.0 (#1851).
build(repo): bump dependencies to releases with cp315 wheels: pyarrow 26, pydantic-core 2.50 (and pydantic), jiter 0.18, markupsafe 3.0.4, plus a uv override forcing cachebox 6 (deepdiff still caps it <6).
feat(gooddata-pandas): allow pandas 3: the pin above. Date and datetime conversion goes through to_datetime_ns(), so columns stay datetime64[ns] on both pandas majors. pandas 3 infers datetime64[s] for dates. The ARROW_STRINGS test checks index dtypes only when the index comes from inline row labels; an index built from field metadata (transposed results, or no row labels) is never Arrow-mapped and gets pandas 3's default str dtype.
feat(repo): support Python 3.15: classifiers, tox, CI matrix, ci_tests.mk. The py315 image is python:3.15.2-slim-trixie, because orjson's cp315 Linux wheels need glibc 2.39 and bookworm has 2.36.
build(repo): drop Python 3.10: requires-python >=3.11; ruff targets py311 (UP017 datetime.UTC fixes). UP042 (StrEnum) stays ignored, because it changes str() of public enums and belongs in 2.0.0.
Evidence
Before: on master, Python 3.15 can't install the SDK. pydantic-core, jiter and pandas 2 have no cp315 wheels, and the slim CI images have no compiler. The earlier py315 CI run of this work failed with Failed to build orjson==3.12.0 on bookworm. After:make test-ci-py315 (Docker, trixie, pandas 3.1.1) passes in all 8 packages.
to_datetime_ns() on both pandas majors: gooddata-pandas passes on pandas 2.3.3 (py310, py314) and on pandas 3.1.1 (py311, py314, py315), 347 passed each.
ARROW_STRINGS index check: of the 36 Arrow fixture cases, 18 build the index from row labels and still assert the Arrow-backed StringDtype; 18 build it from field metadata and are skipped. The test file passes on pandas 3.1.1 and pandas 2.3.3.
Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Revertable; nothing is migrated or deleted. Once a release ships, users on 3.10 stay on it, as they did after the 3.9 drop.
Blast Radius: packaging
Python 3.10 users stop receiving updates. The release notes must say so.
New environments resolve pandas 3, and gooddata-pandas then returns pandas 3 objects: str dtype for strings, copy-on-write, and missing strings stay missing. Existing environments keep pandas 2. The release notes must say so.
pandas 2 is still allowed but no longer tested: the lock resolves pandas 3 on every supported Python.
Python 3.15 installs only from wheels in the slim CI images, which have
no C compiler or Rust toolchain, so every compiled dependency needs a
release that ships cp315 wheels:
- pyarrow 26 is its first release with cp315 wheels. It requires
Python 3.11+, so the lock keeps 25.0.1 for Python 3.10.
- pydantic-core 2.46.5 and jiter 0.16.0 are Rust extensions without
cp315 wheels; pydantic moves with pydantic-core, which it pins
exactly.
- markupsafe 3.0.4 ships its speedups compiled for 3.15.
- cachebox (sdk test group, via deepdiff) has cp315 wheels only from
6.x, but deepdiff 9.1.0 still caps it below 6. A uv override forces
6.x; drop it once deepdiff allows cachebox 6.
jira: trivial
risk: low
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Walkthrough
The project and package Python minimum changes from 3.10 to 3.11, and test matrices extend through Python 3.15. gooddata-eval switches UTC timestamp construction to datetime.UTC. gooddata-pandas adds nanosecond date conversion and Python-specific pandas constraints.
Changes: Python support and compatibility
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CI matrices and contributor instructions .github/workflows/*, .sonar*, AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, ci_tests.mk
CI and analysis matrices replace Python 3.10 with Python 3.15. Contributor instructions and test examples are updated to use Python 3.11 and later.
Package Python requirements and tooling pyproject.toml, packages/*/pyproject.toml, packages/*/tox.ini, packages/gooddata-{dbt,fdw,flexconnect,flight-server,pipelines,sdk}/README.md, scripts/*
Package and root metadata raise the Python minimum to 3.11. Classifiers and tox environments add Python 3.15. Root configuration adds a cachebox>=6 override, changes Ruff’s target to Python 3.11, and ignores UP042.
UTC timestamps in gooddata-eval packages/gooddata-eval/src/gooddata_eval/*, packages/gooddata-eval/tests/*
Runtime code and tests use UTC instead of timezone.utc. Timestamp formatting and test assertions remain unchanged.
Pandas version and datetime conversion packages/gooddata-pandas/README.md, packages/gooddata-pandas/pyproject.toml, packages/gooddata-pandas/src/gooddata_pandas/*, packages/gooddata-pandas/tests/*, packages/gooddata-pandas/tox.ini
The package uses pandas 2.x below Python 3.15 and pandas 3.x for Python 3.15 and later. Date and datetime conversion pins nanosecond resolution; the Arrow index test skips checks for transposed results or results without row-label references.
The change raises the minimum Python version to 3.11, adds Python 3.15 support, and allows pandas 3. No runtime defect was found. One open test-quality concern remains: the Arrow string-dtype test can skip a check it should keep, so a dtype regression on some attribute levels could go unnoticed. It is safe to merge with that follow-up noted.
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- Around line 109-110: Update the skip condition in this test to identify
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Limit the skip to field-metadata levels.
If an Arrow-mapped attribute level falls back to the default NaN-backed StringDtype, this condition skips it too. _assert_df_matches checks values only, so the test passes despite the wrong dtype. Identify field-metadata levels separately and keep the dtype assertion for attribute levels.
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Review comment at @packages/gooddata-pandas/tests/dataframe/test_dataframe_for_exec_def_arrow.py around lines 109 - 110:
Update the skip condition in this test to identify field-metadata levels separately, and limit the skip to those levels. Keep dtype assertions for Arrow-mapped attribute levels, including those using the default NaN-backed StringDtype, so _assert_df_matches does not pass based on values alone.
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feat(repo): support Python 3.15 and drop Python 3.10
feat(repo): support Python 3.15, allow pandas 3, drop Python 3.10
Nov 13, 2026
gooddata-pandas capped pandas below 3, which kept users who also use
pandas directly on pandas 2, and pandas 2 publishes no CPython 3.15
wheels (2.3.3 built from source segfaults inside pd.to_datetime on
3.15). The pin now allows pandas >=2.0.0,<4.0.0, and Python 3.15
requires pandas 3.
Existing environments keep their pandas 2; new ones resolve pandas 3,
whose behavior changes reach users through the objects gooddata-pandas
returns: string columns and index levels use the default "str" dtype,
missing values in string columns stay missing, and copy-on-write is
always on. The release notes must call this out.
pandas 3 infers datetime resolution (dates become datetime64[s]) where
pandas 2 always returned datetime64[ns]. Date and datetime attribute
conversion in the JSON and Arrow paths goes through to_datetime_ns(),
which yields datetime64[ns] on both majors; on pandas 2 the as_unit
call is a no-op.
On pandas 3, an index built from Arrow field metadata (transposed
results, or no row labels) gets the default "str" dtype instead of
object; it is never Arrow-mapped. The ARROW_STRINGS test now checks
index dtypes only when the index comes from the inline row-label
columns, so a row-label level that loses its Arrow-backed dtype still
fails it.
The lock resolves pandas 3 on Python 3.11+, so CI tests pandas 3
there; pandas 2 is covered only by the Python 3.10 environment.
jira: trivial
risk: low
Adds the 3.15 classifier to every published package and py315 to the
tox envlists, the CI matrix and ci_tests.mk. Python 3.10 stays
supported.
The py315 CI image is python:3.15.2-slim-trixie rather than bookworm:
orjson publishes cp315 Linux wheels only for glibc 2.39+, and bookworm
ships glibc 2.36, so uv falls back to the sdist, which needs a Rust
toolchain the slim image lacks. Trixie ships glibc 2.41.
Sonar's python.version also gains 3.14, which it was missing.
jira: trivial
risk: low
Python 3.10 reached end of life in October 2026. requires-python moves
to >=3.11 in every package; the 3.10 classifier, tox env, CI matrix
entry and Docker target go away, and the docs list py311-py315. As
with the Python 3.8 (1.25.0) and 3.9 (1.54.0) drops, this ships in a
minor release: pip and uv on 3.10 keep resolving to the last release
that supports it. The release notes must call the drop out.
ruff targets py311, so the safe UP017 fix (datetime.UTC instead of
timezone.utc) and the stdlib import ordering it implies are applied.
UP042 ((str, Enum) -> StrEnum) stays ignored because it changes the
str() and format() output of public enums, which is breaking.
The lock no longer carries Python 3.10-only resolutions (pandas 2.3.3,
pyarrow 25, jiter 0.18, numpy 2.2). With pandas 2 gone from the lock,
CI no longer tests gooddata-pandas against pandas 2.
jira: trivial
risk: low
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Summary
Adds Python 3.15 support, allows pandas 3 in gooddata-pandas and drops Python 3.10 in a minor release, as the 3.8 (1.25.0) and 3.9 (1.54.0) drops did. Nothing is removed for existing users: pandas 2 stays allowed on 3.11–3.14. Requiring pandas 3 and the
StrEnumchange are breaking and are left for 2.0.0 (#1851).Commits:
build(repo): bump dependencies to releases with cp315 wheels: pyarrow 26, pydantic-core 2.50 (and pydantic), jiter 0.18, markupsafe 3.0.4, plus a uv override forcing cachebox 6 (deepdiff still caps it<6).feat(gooddata-pandas): allow pandas 3: the pin above. Date and datetime conversion goes throughto_datetime_ns(), so columns staydatetime64[ns]on both pandas majors. pandas 3 infersdatetime64[s]for dates. TheARROW_STRINGStest checks index dtypes only when the index comes from inline row labels; an index built from field metadata (transposed results, or no row labels) is never Arrow-mapped and gets pandas 3's defaultstrdtype.feat(repo): support Python 3.15: classifiers, tox, CI matrix,ci_tests.mk. The py315 image ispython:3.15.2-slim-trixie, because orjson's cp315 Linux wheels need glibc 2.39 and bookworm has 2.36.build(repo): drop Python 3.10:requires-python >=3.11; ruff targets py311 (UP017datetime.UTCfixes). UP042 (StrEnum) stays ignored, because it changesstr()of public enums and belongs in 2.0.0.Evidence
Failed to build orjson==3.12.0on bookworm.After:
make test-ci-py315(Docker, trixie, pandas 3.1.1) passes in all 8 packages.to_datetime_ns()on both pandas majors: gooddata-pandas passes on pandas 2.3.3 (py310, py314) and on pandas 3.1.1 (py311, py314, py315), 347 passed each.ARROW_STRINGSindex check: of the 36 Arrow fixture cases, 18 build the index from row labels and still assert the Arrow-backedStringDtype; 18 build it from field metadata and are skipped. The test file passes on pandas 3.1.1 and pandas 2.3.3.Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Revertable; nothing is migrated or deleted. Once a release ships, users on 3.10 stay on it, as they did after the 3.9 drop.
Blast Radius: packaging
strdtype for strings, copy-on-write, and missing strings stay missing. Existing environments keep pandas 2. The release notes must say so.