feat: dropping support for Python 3.9 and upgrade to v2025.1.dev0 #651
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@ansys/pyansys-core - please acknowledge (with thumbs up) that you are at least aware of this. This will impact all of us. |
RobPasMue
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Documentation build is temporarily failing. I will rerun the moment 2024.2.2 is released (at which point, the link will be available) - release is ongoing |
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As title says. Following SPEC-0000 and our internal ADR - we should drop support for Python 3.9. This was informed in the dev meeting. We will reiterate this in a few weeks to the rest of the ecosystem.