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Describe the bug
Updating a Python 3.14.4 install causes 3.14.5rc1 to be installed.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
py uninstall --purge
py install 3
py install --update
Expected behavior py install 3 should install the latest stable version (3.14.4, which it does) and py install --update should update to the latest stable version.
If rc is considered stable, then it should be installed by py install 3.
This was already reported in #329, and since there's now a 3.14.5 release it won't pick the RC anymore, so not a lot of urgency. But this report is directly about the issue, so we'll use it instead of the earlier one (which had other open questions).
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zooba commentedon May 12, 2026
This was already reported in #329, and since there's now a 3.14.5 release it won't pick the RC anymore, so not a lot of urgency. But this report is directly about the issue, so we'll use it instead of the earlier one (which had other open questions).
Restrict prerelease versions when updating by id. (#352)