Update README.md - Firm Min Support #224
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Looks like 3.9 or lower won't work out of the box. Will need to explore if it's worth it. Until then... 3.10 has been around for a while (since 2020) and is in maintenance at this point. 3.8 will be EOL this year, 3.9 will be EOL next year. https://devguide.python.org/versions/ The min version (without going through heroic efforts) is a firm 3.10.
davidvonthenen
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Tried using latest latest 3.9.16 I think... and same. Looks like Python (rightly so) doesn't introduce new features until the next minor release. |
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Looks like 3.9 or lower won't work out of the box. Will need to explore if it's worth it. Until then...
3.10 has been around for a while (since 2020) and is in maintenance at this point.
3.8 will be EOL this year, 3.9 will be EOL next year. https://devguide.python.org/versions/
The min version (without going through heroic efforts) is a firm 3.10.