Update Python version for building when released XGA has had dependencies updated

DavidT3 / DAXA

Democratising Archival X-ray Astronomy (DAXA) is an easy-to-use Python module for downloading multi-mission X-ray telescope data and processing it into usable archives. Users can acquire entire archives, or filter observations based on ID/positions/time. Supports XMM; partial support eROSITA, Chandra, NuSTAR, Swift, Suzaku, ASCA, ROSAT, INTEGRAL

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Update Python version for building when released XGA has had dependencies updated #268

Closed DavidT3 closed 1 month ago

DavidT3 commented 5 months ago

The developer of XGA is a pain in the arse and hasn't updated the dependencies so we're stuck on an old-ish version of Python.

DavidT3 commented 5 months ago

In a similar vein - once that has been done I should get the astropy version upto 6.0.1 (it doesn't support python 3.8 which I am using because XGA gets upset otherwise).

DavidT3 commented 2 months ago

RIGHT - Much progress has been preparing for this. Things I still need to do include:

Changing the pypi build and publish github action to account for the fact that I am now using versioneer
Do some more tests on DAXA to make sure stuff still works - and run Jessica's tests of course
Actually publish the new version of XGA with the updated dependencies (will be v0.5.0) on PyPi so it can be a dependency
Add XGA to conda forge