Current Behavior
onepassword-sdk 0.4.1 declares Requires-Python >=3.9, but its published binary wheels currently stop at CPython 3.13 across the supported wheel platforms. There are no cp314 wheels for Windows, macOS, or Linux on either of the currently published x86-64 and ARM64 platform combinations.
On a workstation with only CPython 3.14 installed, a binary-only installation therefore has no compatible SDK artifact and would need to fall back to the source distribution.
This affects security-sensitive downstream automation that intentionally permits only provenance-preserving, hash-locked binary dependencies and refuses to compile SDK code during credential access. Such users must currently install and maintain CPython 3.13 solely for the SDK helper even though their application runtime is Python 3.14.
The concrete downstream report is Windows x64, but the PyPI artifact gap is platform-wide.
Desired Behavior
Please publish official CPython 3.14 wheels for every operating-system and architecture combination supported by the SDK release process, including the existing Windows, macOS, and manylinux targets.
Please also:
- add Python 3.14 to the release/build matrix and package classifiers;
- validate the native SDK library and Python bindings on Python 3.14 for each supported platform;
- cover desktop authorization and Environment-variable retrieval in Python 3.14 release validation where practical; and
- document the exact tested Python-version, operating-system, architecture, and wheel-availability matrix if any Python 3.14 target is currently blocked.
Benefits & Value
Official Python 3.14 wheels allow applications on every supported platform to use one maintained Python installation instead of retaining a second runtime solely for 1Password integration. They also let security-conscious consumers retain binary-only, offline, hash-verified dependency installation without locally rebuilding the SDK source distribution.
Additional information
No account identifier, Environment identifier, secret value, or private path is included in this report.
Current Behavior
onepassword-sdk 0.4.1declaresRequires-Python >=3.9, but its published binary wheels currently stop at CPython 3.13 across the supported wheel platforms. There are nocp314wheels for Windows, macOS, or Linux on either of the currently published x86-64 and ARM64 platform combinations.On a workstation with only CPython 3.14 installed, a binary-only installation therefore has no compatible SDK artifact and would need to fall back to the source distribution.
This affects security-sensitive downstream automation that intentionally permits only provenance-preserving, hash-locked binary dependencies and refuses to compile SDK code during credential access. Such users must currently install and maintain CPython 3.13 solely for the SDK helper even though their application runtime is Python 3.14.
The concrete downstream report is Windows x64, but the PyPI artifact gap is platform-wide.
Desired Behavior
Please publish official CPython 3.14 wheels for every operating-system and architecture combination supported by the SDK release process, including the existing Windows, macOS, and manylinux targets.
Please also:
Benefits & Value
Official Python 3.14 wheels allow applications on every supported platform to use one maintained Python installation instead of retaining a second runtime solely for 1Password integration. They also let security-conscious consumers retain binary-only, offline, hash-verified dependency installation without locally rebuilding the SDK source distribution.
Additional information
No account identifier, Environment identifier, secret value, or private path is included in this report.