MAINT: drop Python 3.11, NumPy 1.25 and Cython 3.0.x support#825
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We need to keep NumPy 1.26.4 for quite a while, but that's the only 1.x version that needs supporting for users that need more time moving to 2.x Cython 3.0 is dropped because we want to try moving to the Stable ABI, and that only has support in 3.1 Python 3.11 is dropped as per the regular schedule (NEP 29 / SPEC 0). Note that there are no Matplotlib wheels for 32-bit Windows for Python >=3.12, hence the 32-bit Windows Appveyor job entry is removed.
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Checked release job on my fork (here), all good. |
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We need to keep NumPy 1.26.4 for quite a while, but that's the only 1.x version that needs supporting for users that need more time moving to 2.x
Cython 3.0 is dropped because we want to try moving to the Stable ABI, and that only has support in 3.1
Python 3.11 is dropped as per the regular schedule (NEP 29 / SPEC 0). EDIT: and also because we don't want to use the Stable ABI for 3.11, given the lack of vectorcall support in Cython for 3.11. Safer performance/regression-wise to drop 3.11 first.