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This PR fixes pluto.

It wasn't working anymore probably because of structural changes in the nix shells and their dependancies.

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The change updates the hopr-pluto Docker image configuration in flake.nix by adding the python313 package to its list of included contents. No other files or logic are modified.

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flake.nix Added python313 to the contents of the hopr-pluto image

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Verify availability of python313 in pinned nixpkgs
The release-24.11 channel may not yet expose a top-level python313 attribute. Ensure it exists or update the pinned nixpkgs to a version that includes Python 3.13.


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Does the Nixpkgs release-24.11 include the `python313` package attribute?

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The Nixpkgs release 24.11 does include the python313 package attribute.

Evidence supporting this includes:

  • A user report mentions explicitly installing Nixpkgs stable channel 24.11 with python313 and encountering updates involving Python versions 3.13 and 3.14 alpha, which shows python313 is recognized in 24.11[2].

  • The package search results for the unstable channel show a python313 package attribute representing Python 3.13.3, indicating that Python 3.13 is available in recent Nixpkgs versions, which are closely related to and eventually propagate to stable releases like 24.11[1].

  • Nixpkgs typically maintains and backports newer supported Python versions to stable releases, reflected by the presence of attributes like python310Packages, python311Packages, and so on, and python313 fits this progression[9].

There is no indication in the release notes or issues that python313 was excluded from 24.11; on the contrary, it appears to be part of the stable offerings in that release cycle.

Summary: Yes, Nixpkgs release 24.11 includes the python313 package attribute, allowing users to use Python 3.13 in that stable channel. This is confirmed by user reports of the package's usage in 24.11 and package search evidence[1][2][9].

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python313 is supported in Nixpkgs release-24.11
Verified that the stable 24.11 channel exposes the python313 attribute, so the current flake pin already provides Python 3.13—no update required.


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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the flake.nix configuration to include Python 3.13 in Pluto’s runtime dependencies, addressing breakages caused by recent Nix shell structure changes.

  • Add python313 to Pluto’s dependency list
Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

flake.nix:474

  • [nitpick] Consider adding or updating integration tests to verify that Pluto functions correctly with Python 3.13 now that this dependency is included.
python313

flake.nix:474

  • Ensure that python313 is properly imported or bound in this flake before use; otherwise, evaluation will fail with an undefined variable error.
python313

@Teebor-Choka Teebor-Choka changed the title Add python313 to the Pluto deps fix(deps): Add python313 to Pluto Jun 13, 2025
@ausias-armesto ausias-armesto marked this pull request as draft June 13, 2025 15:40
@ausias-armesto ausias-armesto marked this pull request as ready for review June 13, 2025 15:40
@jeandemeusy jeandemeusy merged commit dbbf429 into master Jun 16, 2025
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@jeandemeusy jeandemeusy deleted the jean/fix-pluto branch June 16, 2025 08:09
@jeandemeusy jeandemeusy linked an issue Jul 10, 2025 that may be closed by this pull request
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