Closed jayaddison closed 2 months ago
We haven't upgraded our dev baseline requirement for coverage for quite a while; but pip and other tools do generally install the latest-available version, and it has always been a version-or-greater spec.
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That half-apology aside: there are lots of improvements in the coverage changelog since v4.5.1 - so many in fact that that file's content has been archived to the project documentation website.
Python 3.8+ remains supported, and Python 3.11 and 3.12 are declared supported also.
We haven't upgraded our dev baseline requirement for
coveragefor quite a while; butpipand other tools do generally install the latest-available version, and it has always been a version-or-greater spec.That half-apology aside: there are lots of improvements in the
coveragechangelog since v4.5.1 - so many in fact that that file's content has been archived to the project documentation website.Python 3.8+ remains supported, and Python 3.11 and 3.12 are declared supported also.