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I noticed Python 3.6 is EOLed, and was thinking you may not want say you support it (I didn't locate it), nor test it(?) to not waste resources (nor 2.7?). Maybe default to latest version, for Conda/Windows downloads, so people can profit from latest featuers? I'm not sure, but it seems 2.7 is still tested...
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I'm unclear which version you download by default, I suggest latest 3.10.x. Recent versions of all versions down to 3.7, and likely way far back have security issue, see: JuliaPy/PyCall.jl#986 Not stating support is mostly a service to your users, and yourself so they and you indirectly may not get into trouble. You could amend to has been tested down to 3.5, worked at some point, not recommended. [skip ci]
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Since these are just examples in the README, it's not a big deal, but might as well update. |
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I noticed Python 3.6 is EOLed, and was thinking you may not want say you support it (I didn't locate it), nor test it(?) to not waste resources (nor 2.7?). Maybe default to latest version, for Conda/Windows downloads, so people can profit from latest features?
Also there are security issues with all minor release of all 3.10, 3.9 down to 3.7 (documented) and likely 3.6 and 2.7 and older.
I'm not sure, but it seems 2.7 is still tested...
[skip ci]