Update supported python versions#351
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forsyth2 merged 2 commits intoE3SM-Project:mainfrom Sep 27, 2024
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I have inspected the code visually and have run the unit tests*. I will merge this change. Thanks @altheaden. *If interested, my workflow for running the tests was: |
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Support for Python 3.8 (and lower) has been dropped from
conda-forge, so I've updated the lower bounds of supported versions here accordingly.Updated template from @forsyth2:
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