The latest release on PyPI requires the Python version be exactly 3.12.2 (accidentally I'm guessing), meaning one has to bypass the version check on any later 3.12 patch with --ignore-requires-python. It would be nice to get a new release to fix this.
I see this has been fixed on main, but the version specifier still rules out 3.13. Any reason for this? Given this is a pure python package, I'd guess you'd be pretty safe in allowing future 3.x release.
The latest release on PyPI requires the Python version be exactly 3.12.2 (accidentally I'm guessing), meaning one has to bypass the version check on any later 3.12 patch with
--ignore-requires-python
. It would be nice to get a new release to fix this.I see this has been fixed on main, but the version specifier still rules out 3.13. Any reason for this? Given this is a pure python package, I'd guess you'd be pretty safe in allowing future 3.x release.