Require rtoml>=0.13 for Python 3.14 support#40
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Sorry @justinmayer looks like we force pushed at the same time. |
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No worries — that certainly explains what I otherwise thought was GitHub losing its mind 😊 |
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Many thanks for the assistance, Fidel! 👍
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It wouldn't be the first time!
Happy to help! Thanks for managing the release. |
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Here is the new version: https://github.com/pelican-plugins/search/releases/tag/1.1.1 🎉 |
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rtoml 0.13 is the first version with Python 3.14 support, but it also drops Python 3.8 and 3.9.
requires-pythonneeds to be updated so pdm can lock the version.See conversation in #38.