[MNT] Update Python version support and CI to include Python 3.14 #1566
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Great, thanks!
I added some minor fixes, e.g., the (float) 3.10 will be read as "python 3.1" rather than 3.10, if you want 3.10, you need to pass a string.
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Thanks for pointing out the issues and fixing it. I'll checkout the discord |
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…enml#1566) #### Metadata * Reference Issue: Fixes openml#1531 * New Tests Added: No * Documentation Updated: Yes * Change Log Entry: Update supported Python version range to 3.10–3.14 and extend CI testing to Python 3.14 #### Details This pull request updates the officially supported Python version range for openml-python from 3.8–3.13 to 3.10–3.14, in line with currently supported Python releases. The following changes were made: Updated pyproject.toml to reflect the new supported Python range (3.10–3.14). Extended GitHub Actions CI workflows (test.yml, dist.yaml, docs.yaml) to include Python 3.14. Updated documentation (README.md) wherever Python version support is mentioned. No new functionality or tests were introduced; this is a maintenance update to keep Python version support and CI configuration up to date. This change ensures that users and contributors can use and test openml-python on the latest supported Python versions.
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This pull request updates the officially supported Python version range for openml-python from 3.8–3.13 to 3.10–3.14, in line with currently supported Python releases.
The following changes were made:
Updated pyproject.toml to reflect the new supported Python range (3.10–3.14).
Extended GitHub Actions CI workflows (test.yml, dist.yaml, docs.yaml) to include Python 3.14.
Updated documentation (README.md) wherever Python version support is mentioned.
No new functionality or tests were introduced; this is a maintenance update to keep Python version support and CI configuration up to date.
This change ensures that users and contributors can use and test openml-python on the latest supported Python versions.