Currently, we assume compatibility with Python 3.12 only. This is likely too aggressive in the Python ecosystem, and we want people to be able to get started with no friction.
I would recommend we target Python 3.10, as that release has support for union types, type aliases, and parameter specifications (which could be useful in the future).
Currently, we assume compatibility with Python 3.12 only. This is likely too aggressive in the Python ecosystem, and we want people to be able to get started with no friction.
I would recommend we target Python 3.10, as that release has support for union types, type aliases, and parameter specifications (which could be useful in the future).