Added release calendar for Python #11081
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note we can change the 0.25 release date ahead of the actual release. I'll add that as a to-do, so happy to leave this open for now |
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| | **Rerun Version** | **Release Date** | **Supported Python Version** | | ||
| |-------------------|------------------|------------------------------| | ||
| | 0.25 | Sep./Oct. 2025 | 3.10+ | |
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we're still going to support 3.9, but will mark it as deprecated. Guess that's still appropriate to call it out as the not supported version since we'll print a warning 🤔
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To give better visibility into supported Python versions, I've added a release calendar. I've done some investigations of when these versions changed, and the earliest change I found was from Python version 3.8 -> 3.9 in the viewer version 0.19.0.
Closes #11015