Set python-requires metadata to >=3.8 #382
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xmlschema now requires Python >=3.8 but the package metadata did not get updated. This allow pip to pick and install the 3.x release on Python 3.7 and then xmlschema fails at runtime.
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After this is merged and a new release is pushed to PyPi, the (broken) version 3.0.0 should probably be marked as yanked on PyPi. |
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FYI @brunato |
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Sorry for this, thank you for the fix, I'm going to publish v3.0.1 asap. |
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xmlschema now requires Python >=3.8 but the package metadata did not get updated. This allow pip to pick and install the 3.x release on Python 3.7 and then xmlschema fails at runtime.