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python_requires=">=3.8,<=3.12.2", |
Python minor versions are typically backwards compatible. Is there really a need to restrict to <=3.12.2? Installing Python to use pyLIQTR becomes a hassle, because you often start with the latest Python, then have to interpret pip's output to realize that you need an older version. If there's an actual reason, it's a frustration but perhaps necessary. But if it's simply overly-defensive version limiting, then this problem is only going to get worse for no benefit.
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Python minor versions are typically backwards compatible. Is there really a need to restrict to
<=3.12.2? Installing Python to use pyLIQTR becomes a hassle, because you often start with the latest Python, then have to interpret pip's output to realize that you need an older version. If there's an actual reason, it's a frustration but perhaps necessary. But if it's simply overly-defensive version limiting, then this problem is only going to get worse for no benefit.