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Python
- Python commandline interpreter, and libraries.
- The interpreter can be invoked as python in the osgeo4w shell.
- The Python interpreter is not associated with the .py extension in the shell, so you can run .py files directly.
- Documentation is not included (beyond builtin doc strings)
- Tcl support is not included.
- NumPy is a distinct add on package due to it's size.
Packager Notes
- This package is harvested from the standard Python 2.5.2 .msi installer from python.org.
- New Python extensions should be unpacked in osgeo4w\apps\Python25\Lib\site-packages
- Include files and libraries are included, but in the apps\Python25 tree. The distutils/sysconfig.py settings should be correct.
- Extensions may need to be compiled with VC7.1 to be compatible.
- etc\ini\python.bat set PYTHONHOME to control sys.prefix and finding of libraries, etc. This should supercede any other python on the system when python is run within the OSGeo4W shell.
Making a Python 2.7 test package
Open tickets
enhancement type tickets:
Recently closed tickets
defect type tickets:
- #844
- Python 3.12.4 vulnerable to CVE-2024-3219 & CVE-2024-6923
- #823
- python3-numba: AttributeError: module 'numpy' has no attribute 'long'
- #814
- stdlib venv's broken on new Python 3.9.18
- #811
- Vulnerable Python 3.9.5 executable exists after install latest of QGIS LTR 3.28.14 using the OSGEO4W installer
- #782
- python3-rasterio 1.3.6-1 binary incompatibility?
- #407
- Python.exe: import osgeo.gdal_array raise Application Error
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