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requires-python = ">=3.9, <=3.12" |
I understand that there are concerns about pyLIQTR maintaining backwards compatibility in a way analogous to SemVer, but what is the reason for a maximum Python version? Unless there's a demonstrated issue, I would strongly encourage removing the upper limit or setting it to <4.
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I understand that there are concerns about pyLIQTR maintaining backwards compatibility in a way analogous to SemVer, but what is the reason for a maximum Python version? Unless there's a demonstrated issue, I would strongly encourage removing the upper limit or setting it to
<4.