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May 26, 2022
I guess upcoming Python 3.9 minor releases will not break anything, so it should be safe to simply state we do support Python until 3.10. To be more confident, I updated the CI configuration to test min/max supported Python versions.
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BTW Circle CI does not run on PRs? |
It doesn't. For some PRs the target branch can be changed to something that is not master (but that is on the same commit), and that other branch can then be merged into master. But with this PR, since config.yml locally pased the validity test, I'm going to merge it into master. |
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I guess upcoming Python 3.9 minor releases will not break anything,
so it should be safe to simply state we do support Python until 3.10.
To be more confident, I updated the CI configuration to test min/max supported
Python versions.
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