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In attempting to update pyproject.toml dependencies, some packages are requiring Python >= 3.7, which may warrant retiring 3.6.
Possible Solution
Please add a DeprecationWarning for Python 3.6 to give existing users time to update their code bases and issue an agreed-upon sunset date for Python 3.6 support.
Additional context
See PR #605 for discussion of some CI workflows that are failing due to outdated dependencies.
Activity
Lee-W commentedon Oct 19, 2022
I'm good with this. @woile What do you think? Users using 3.6 can still use version < current version
woile commentedon Oct 22, 2022
I'm good with this too.
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11
build(python): Sunset Python 3.6 and support Python 3.11