fix: Update requires-python to support Python 3.13 #1
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Dear @WilliamJudge94, may you be well!
Firstly, thank you for your excellent work on adding Python 3.13 support in your upstream PR #1778! For a business statistics class I am taking this semester, I wanted to experiment with ydata-profiling, but upon attempting installation, I ran into the
ERROR: No matching distribution found for ydata-profiling; so, having seen your develop branch, I was made happy.Upon attempting to install directly from your branch (pip install git+....), the process failed with the error:
ERROR: Package 'ydata-profiling' requires a different Python: 3.13.1 not in '<3.13,>=3.7.It appeared that the package metadata in
pyproject.tomlstill restricted the installation despite your code changes for 3.13 support being complete.Thus, this PR of mine proposes a one-line change to pyproject.toml: making it go from
requires-python = ">=3.7,<3.13"torequires-python = ">=3.7,<3.14". After applying this fix, I was able to successfully install your branch on my Python 3.13.1 environment.As a result, I submit this directly to your branch in hopes of consolidating your Python 3.13 effort and hopefully making your main PR even easier for the upstream maintainers to merge.
Thank you again for all your great work, @WilliamJudge94. A great day to you!