I have a Bioconda package, which I tested recently on a new miniconda3 installation. It refuses to install because Gooey requires Python < 3.11, and the default Python version is 3.12. Of course, I can install an older Python but it' s not about me. I would like my package to be user friendly and to just install and run without requiring the end user to do complicated things.
Why not allowing Gooey to use any python higher than some version ? Is there a reason to put an upper limit ?
I have a Bioconda package, which I tested recently on a new miniconda3 installation. It refuses to install because Gooey requires Python < 3.11, and the default Python version is 3.12. Of course, I can install an older Python but it' s not about me. I would like my package to be user friendly and to just install and run without requiring the end user to do complicated things. Why not allowing Gooey to use any python higher than some version ? Is there a reason to put an upper limit ?