This is because Python 3.7 is no longer considered an active Python release and we currently only support up to Python 3.11 so we are 2 releases behind (3.12 and 3.13 but the latter being pre-release).
The current active releases are:
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
Python 3.8 will be no longer maintained (or considered an active release) as of October 2024, but we can move this to a separate discussion later in the year.
This is because Python 3.7 is no longer considered an active Python release and we currently only support up to Python 3.11 so we are 2 releases behind (3.12 and 3.13 but the latter being pre-release).
The current active releases are:
Python 3.8 will be no longer maintained (or considered an active release) as of October 2024, but we can move this to a separate discussion later in the year.