fix: make changes for conda-forge compatibility#200
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lgtm |
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OK, I pushed out |
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@sbillinge The local build and installation of the rc were successful. You should be able to move ahead with the release. |
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ok, that went out. |
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@sbillinge Thanks for your patience while I had put this off. This should be everything we talked about for 0.2.1. The one place I don't think we came to an agreement was around python version. Currently the recipe says <3.14 because we only support up to 3.13. I believe the original plan was that supporting 3.14 would come with snmf 0.3. Does that clear it up?