Add Python 3.13 support.#547
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Happy to approve.
From a naive repo search for "3." you might want to double-check that you are not using the tox.ini (don't think you are) and the conda-install-check workflow (which I think you are using, and is missing python 3.13), and add 3.13 if needed?
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Thanks @alessandrofelder! In that case, the pypi-release needs to be done before the conda release, I just did not document this on the PR body 🤦 have done now, cheers! |
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pyproject.tomland CI tests to support Python 3.13.Currently the conda-tests are not changed because a release needs to be made on the Python side to trigger a conda release. Then, a follow-up PR will add the conda release tests.