Drop support for python 3.9 #846
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sounds like v5 will drop support at the end of the year. |
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i was about to file this as an issue but will just put this here instead: Feature: reduce ci/cd redundancy (e.g. only run dood/dind tests for one python version) we should pick a preferred python version and run the extra tests there only, this cuts down on CI/CD time. I can see an argument for this being python3.11, i can also see an argument for it being the latest supported version. we should maybe also consider adding python3.13 soon? i hardly use 3.12 anywhere still |
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Some future modules like in #762 don't play well with python 3.9.
Python 3.9 is near EOD, I suggest I'll start the deprecation process and we will release a new major (as this is a breaking change)