Update Python version support information #68
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This is the oldest version of Python currently tested. Though this version has already reached End of Life it still sees use on older operating system releases so I did not want to remove support as part of this effort. The version of `setuptools` that is required is the first version with support for the `python_requires` kwarg for the setuptools.setup() function.
Update to reflect the versions and implementations of Python that are currently being tested.
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@IanLee1521 With this PR merged would it be too much trouble to cut a |
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Done, thank you for the reminder! https://pypi.org/project/llnl-scraper/0.12.0/ |
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This pull request updates the supported Python versions for this package to reflect what is currently being tested in the CI workflow. This includes the addition of the
python_requireskeyword to thesetup()function and adding the necessary version of setuptools to the production requirements. I also updated the classifiers that are included in the package metadata to align with testing and the list of PyPI classifiers.