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Update supported Python versions #208
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Since [PR208](#208), python v3.11 is the main version we test across OSes and it's the one we recommend in the installation guide. But I'd forgotten to update the python version in the quick install section of the README. This PR rectifies that.
Since [PR208](#208), python v3.11 is the main version we test across OSes and it's the one we recommend in the installation guide. But I'd forgotten to update the python version in the quick install section of the README. This PR rectifies that.
Following Scientific Python's SPEC-0, we are dropping support for
python v3.9
and adding support forpython v3.12
.In the installation instructions, the recommended python version for the conda environment was bumped from
3.10
to3.11
, and consequently3.11
is also the version we test across all OSes in CI.One of the
ruff
linters (pyupgrade
) automatically replaced allUnion
occurrences with the|
syntax, because that was introduced in3.10
.I also added a badge to the README, which will automatically fetch supported Python version from PyPI and display them.