check still accepts a 3.10 floor, so no driver goes red when this lands. The drivers move next, then part B raises MIN_PYTHON.
Tests (96) and ruff green locally.
Part A of #6.
- Shared workflow: default `python-versions` is `["3.12", "3.13"]`, `lowest` runs on 3.12.
- Template: `requires-python = ">=3.12"`, ruff `py312`, mypy `3.12`.
- The tool itself: `>=3.12`, its own CI on 3.12/3.13.
- STANDARDS §7/§8 and the CHANGELOG say so.
`check` still accepts a 3.10 floor, so no driver goes red when this lands. The drivers move next, then part B raises `MIN_PYTHON`.
Tests (96) and ruff green locally.
The shared workflow tests on 3.12 and 3.13 by default and runs lowest on
3.12; the template declares requires-python >=3.12 with ruff and mypy on
3.12, and the tool itself needs 3.12. netOrk runs every driver on 3.12 in
its own containers.
check keeps accepting a 3.10 floor until every driver has moved; part B
raises it.
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Part A of #6.
python-versionsis["3.12", "3.13"],lowestruns on 3.12.requires-python = ">=3.12", ruffpy312, mypy3.12.>=3.12, its own CI on 3.12/3.13.checkstill accepts a 3.10 floor, so no driver goes red when this lands. The drivers move next, then part B raisesMIN_PYTHON.Tests (96) and ruff green locally.