Currently there is no clear statement which python versions are supported or supposed to work.
The only hint it the automated test which are
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python-version: ['3.9.1', '3.11'] |
Usually there is a python_requires which defines the oldest supported (tested) python version. Most libraries sync their supported versions with the officially supported python versions.
Some more reasons from AI:
- Compatibility Check: It helps to ensure your package is installed only on compatible Python versions.
- Better User Experience: Users will be notified if their Python version is incompatible with your package, preventing installation issues.
- Automated Tools: Tools like pip will respect this requirement and prevent the installation of your package on incompatible Python versions.
Currently there is no clear statement which python versions are supported or supposed to work.
The only hint it the automated test which are
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Usually there is a
python_requireswhich defines the oldest supported (tested) python version. Most libraries sync their supported versions with the officially supported python versions.Some more reasons from AI: