Require Python 3.11 #562
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Require Python 3.11 #562
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Dual to conda#562 let's check which Python versions work.
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Probably the better way to go here is #563 |
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Closing in favor of #563 |
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The CI is only testing Python 3.11, and the Conda feedstock requires Python 3.11 and 3.12, so I assume that we only intend to support >=3.11. This reflects this intention in the PyPI metadata.