feat: officially support Python 3.13 #83
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This commit adds support for Python 3.13 in the package metadata. There were no code changes required. As usual, we had to add some constraints to our dependencies directly. Namely: - `pyarrow` only supports Python 3.13 from v18.0.0 onwards - `typing-extensions ` only supports Python 3.13 from v4.12.0 onwards Direct dependencies are hard enforced by pip when installing the package, and users won't be able to install if their project requires an older version. Additionally, I had to add constraints to two transitive dependencies: - `frozenlist` only supports Python 3.13 from v1.5.0 onwards - `importlib-resources` only supports Python 3.13 from v6.0.0 onwards Transitive dependencies are NOT envorced by pip when installing the package, and users need to manually add constraints to them. This is not our problem: it's a problem with the dependency spec of downstream packages. This is why our `constraints/` folder exists. All unit/integration tests are passing.
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This commit adds support for Python 3.13 in the package metadata. There were no code changes required.
As usual, we had to add some constraints to our dependencies directly. Namely:
pyarrowonly supports Python 3.13 from v18.0.0 onwardstyping-extensionsonly supports Python 3.13 from v4.12.0 onwardsDirect dependencies are hard enforced by pip when installing the package, and users won't be able to install if their project requires an older version.
Additionally, I had to add constraints to two transitive dependencies:
frozenlistonly supports Python 3.13 from v1.5.0 onwardsimportlib-resourcesonly supports Python 3.13 from v6.0.0 onwardsTransitive dependencies are NOT envorced by pip when installing the package, and users need to manually add constraints to them. This is not our problem: it's a problem with the dependency spec of downstream packages. This is why our
constraints/folder exists.All unit/integration tests are passing.