Closed ulupo closed 1 year ago
@MonkeyBreaker , if you agree, we can fix this as part of #70 .
Hard to say if Python3.6
is old enough to drop support to it.
We can drop support to it, but I don't think in this specific case we should drop support to Python3.6
.
BTW, on my machine I still use Python 3.6 ...
As it is mentioned in the issue you shared if we drop support to Python3.6 we need to maybe update the minimal versions of Python packages we use (NumPy and SciPy).
I think the reasons for dropping support would be the same as for scikit-learn -- no updates since 2018, simpler CI. I think our minimal versions are recent enough but I'll check.
Then let's go :D ! If you can confirm the requirements version, I update #70 and we will drop officially support to Python 3.6. We need to not forget to update the documentation README, doc/
Fixed by #70
We should probably drop support for Python 3.6, as
scikit-learn
decided to do recently: https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn/issues/20084. This would also make the CI a lot leaner and faster to run.