Not a big deal, but the python versions listed here were out of date. I'm basing the versions listed here on the python versions we currently test against in the standalone CI:
I'm not sure if we ever decided officially to not support Python 3.5 or if we just quietly abandoned testing against it. In any case, I don't see a reason to maintain support for it (for reference the latest version of QIIME 2 is already on Python 3.8.8).
Aside from updating the python version classifiers I also added a few relevant classifiers from Qurro's setup.py (bioinformatics, visualization, etc), and removed the application framework classifier. (I don't think Empress qualifies as an "application framework," but I just spent a solid minute staring at the first sentence of this Wikipedia article and I'm still not sure so IDK.)
Not a big deal, but the python versions listed here were out of date. I'm basing the versions listed here on the python versions we currently test against in the standalone CI:
https://github.com/biocore/empress/blob/95848b854d3703c539972ed407d7722b61fad2c2/.github/workflows/standalone.yml#L23
I'm not sure if we ever decided officially to not support Python 3.5 or if we just quietly abandoned testing against it. In any case, I don't see a reason to maintain support for it (for reference the latest version of QIIME 2 is already on Python 3.8.8).
Aside from updating the python version classifiers I also added a few relevant classifiers from Qurro's setup.py (bioinformatics, visualization, etc), and removed the application framework classifier. (I don't think Empress qualifies as an "application framework," but I just spent a solid minute staring at the first sentence of this Wikipedia article and I'm still not sure so IDK.)