Drop support for Python 3.9 #406
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It does not appear possible to use Python 3.13 using our maximum supported Astropy version. I don't think it's worth trying to understand why; we have no mandate to support 3.13 yet. So instead I have explicitly dropped support for Python 3.13+ in I have also regenerated our lock file ( |
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specutils has dropped support for Python 3.9. So, we will do the same
Note that per this spec, https://scientific-python.org/specs/spec-0000/ , we should drop support for Python 3.10 as of Q4 2024 (now). But I don't see any good reason for doing that, as it isn't really adding any maintenance burden and I haven't heard anyone clamoring for new 3.10+ specific features yet