Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and add support for Python 3.13 #451
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Specifying the dependency versions in the README file creates an extra maintenance burden not worth the effort. In fact, it has been left outdated more than once leading to misinformation [1, 2]. Instead, provide the rough information in the documentation and point users to the source of truth for details. Python 3 is still listed explicitly since it won't be bumped every now and then, and provides a useful compatibility information for users. Unfortunately, PyVISA cannot be dealt with in a similar vein. [1] dd8e904 ("switch to a PEP517 install") [2] 8a0753b ("bump Python requirement to 3.8 and PyVISA requirement to 1.13 (pyvisa#362)") [3] 29d3048 ("Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and add support for Python 3.13 (pyvisa#451)")
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Specifying the dependency versions in the README file creates an extra maintenance burden not worth the effort. In fact, it has been left outdated more than once leading to misinformation [1, 2]. Instead, provide the rough information in the documentation and point users to the source of truth for details. Python 3 is still listed explicitly since it won't be bumped every now and then, and provides a useful compatibility information for users. Unfortunately, PyVISA cannot be dealt with in a similar vein. [1] dd8e904 ("switch to a PEP517 install") [2] 8a0753b ("bump Python requirement to 3.8 and PyVISA requirement to 1.13 (pyvisa#362)") [3] 29d3048 ("Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and add support for Python 3.13 (pyvisa#451)")
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Specifying the dependency versions in the README file creates an extra maintenance burden not worth the effort. In fact, it has been left outdated more than once leading to misinformation [1, 2]. Instead, provide the rough information in the documentation and point users to the source of truth for details. Python 3 is still listed explicitly since it won't be bumped every now and then, and provides a useful compatibility information for users. Unfortunately, PyVISA cannot be dealt with in a similar vein. [1] dd8e904 ("switch to a PEP517 install") [2] 8a0753b ("bump Python requirement to 3.8 and PyVISA requirement to 1.13 (pyvisa#362)") [3] 29d3048 ("Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and add support for Python 3.13 (pyvisa#451)")
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Specifying the dependency versions in the README file creates an extra maintenance burden not worth the effort. In fact, it has been left outdated more than once leading to misinformation [1, 2]. Instead, provide the rough information in the documentation and point users to the source of truth for details. Python 3 is still listed explicitly since it won't be bumped every now and then, and provides a useful compatibility information for users. Unfortunately, PyVISA cannot be dealt with in a similar vein. [1] dd8e904 ("switch to a PEP517 install") [2] 8a0753b ("bump Python requirement to 3.8 and PyVISA requirement to 1.13 (pyvisa#362)") [3] 29d3048 ("Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and add support for Python 3.13 (pyvisa#451)")
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Specifying the dependency versions in the README file creates an extra maintenance burden not worth the effort. In fact, it has been left outdated more than once leading to misinformation [1, 2]. Instead, provide the rough information in the documentation and point users to the source of truth for details. Python 3 is still listed explicitly since it won't be bumped every now and then, and provides a useful compatibility information for users. Unfortunately, PyVISA cannot be dealt with in a similar vein. [1] dd8e904 ("switch to a PEP517 install") [2] 8a0753b ("bump Python requirement to 3.8 and PyVISA requirement to 1.13 (pyvisa#362)") [3] 29d3048 ("Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 and add support for Python 3.13 (pyvisa#451)")
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