Downgrade Python requirement to 3.12#131
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ian-ross merged 6 commits intoMIT-LAE:mainfrom Mar 30, 2026
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I'm going to merge this without any reviews, since it's blocking Adi's PR. |
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Some users (we have users!) have reported problems with the Python 3.13 requirement in AEIC, so this PR downgrades the requirement to Python 3.12. There are some scientific and geospatial packages that are still stuck on 3.12, so this is the best option for now.
Downgrading required a couple of code changes:
netCDF4maybe?), but I have a solution for these problems (run problematic NetCDF file manipulations in subprocesses) and I just applied that solution to the failing test.Edit: I also had to mess around a bit to get all the CI workflows to work and flow...