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Document cross-project Python support policy #200
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should be made to get back to the single dominant version as soon as possible, | ||
to avoid wasting resources. | ||
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At the moment of writing, the dominant Python version is 3.11. |
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We can merge this this way, but we're going to want to very quickly make it 3.12.
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That was the plan and I wanted to split concerns - documentation of general approach using status quo and bumping versions.
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That definitely makes sense. 👍🏼
version indicated above. | ||
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To drop support for a Python version, projects should remove all tests that are | ||
specific to this version. They should also update `pyproject.yaml` metadata to |
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I have found https://pypi.org/project/check-python-versions/ to be helpful for listing this sort of thing to ensure packaging data and test jobs are consistent.
Signed-off-by: Ihar Hrachyshka [email protected]