Python 3.10 Support about stable-retro HOT 11 CLOSED

As part of this I'd suggest updating this page:
https://github.com/Farama-Foundation/stable-retro/blob/master/docs/developing.rst

There are references to windows. I would suggest we update this to point folks to the docker file.

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Thanks, we would be really interested in adding 3.10 support but looking at the release, I'm a bit confused about how the changes add support for 3.10

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https://github.com/TwitchAIRacingLeague/retro/blob/v0.9.0/docker/Dockerfile#L59

-DPYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR=/usr/include/python3.10

I built with python3.10 libraries, and I can run using python3.10 on my windows machine currently.

Sorry I didn't include that added context.

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I haven't tried building for Linux, but assume it will be sufficiently similar.

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Ok, I'm glad that it was nothing more complex. We are interested in adding wheels for all common operating systems, we should say that Gym and gymnasium don't explicitly support Windows but we try to support it when we can

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Before closing this as we did merge in my changes. Did we want to support compiling all the versions of python we'd like to support (for windows)? This update only compiles for 3.10 in windows.

I suppose additionally I should/need to add 3.10 to compile support for linux (and mac?) but I haven't done that, maybe worthwhile keeping this issue open until we sort that out.

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If we have CI testing for 3.10 then I think it is fine

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What do you mean if we have CI testing for 3.10 it should be fine? I am not sure if that question is in regards to mine about adding support for other versions of python. I am largely meaning, if we reach a point where pip install stable-retro is an option for windows users, we might want other versions available. (I can't recall if we just upload .whl files to pypi or what, it's been a while).

I also might just not know how it works well enough.

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I thought you were talking about CI not wheels, yes, we should investigate building wheels in CI. In gymnasium we have the following code that will upload all of the build files to PyPI on github releases - https://github.com/Farama-Foundation/Gymnasium/blob/main/.github/workflows/build-publish.yml

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Python3.10 on Linux works. And I think we dropped support for python3.6

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Python 3.10 support work, we are missing 3.11 due to c++ errors

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