Deprecate Python 3.8 #2267
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Python 3.8 is nearing EOL, and it's being deprecated here to allow for more ready dependency resolution between pandas and numpy, avoiding a fatal import. Resolves #2266.
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Now that fc39 and 3.8 are finally EOL, I don't see any reason to keep withholding a merge. Any opposition to said merge? @sdushantha Simple deprecation of 3.8. Should have no functional difference, although the pandas issue may also become less prevalent (as a positive side effect). |
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Python 3.8 is nearing EOL, and it's being deprecated here to allow for more ready dependency resolution between pandas and numpy, avoiding a fatal import.
fc39 will be EOL November 12, 2024, and most users should have upgraded to fc40 by now, so I don't see much reason to continue support for that either.
Closes #2266