Drop Python 3.8, 3.9 support and expand CI unit testing #1658
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- Drop support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 - Adapt workflows to accept python-version param, and update matrix - Update installation.rst with min Python version
Prior behaviour didn't require x and y to be same length. PEP618 in Python 3.10 introduced strict flag. True raises ValueError if x and y aren't same length. Setting values here based on intuition. This was flagged by Bugbear in Ruff checks (B905)
erikvansebille
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Aug 16, 2024
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Implement SPEC 0 (fixes #1657).
not sure if we want to go that far though. Thoughts @erikvansebille?Should just be a matter of copying a script across and setting it to run twice a year. Why not I guess, just a matter of deciding what core packages count as (xarray, zarr, pandas, numpy?). Wouldn't mind leaving this for a future PR. Getting the current changes intomasterallows me to work with python 3.10 features (re. typing) next week