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Deprecate Python 3.7 #2027
Deprecate Python 3.7 #2027
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…d tutorials are consistent about pre-reqs.
…t, it all should), and add a redirection to the BeeWare tutorial.
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Duplicating all of this is just giving ourselves extra work to keep it in sync. Suggest replacing it all with:
* For platform-specific requirements, see the READMEs of each backend.
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Good point - however, we also need to make sure we consistently link to the actual place where these requirements are specified so we have a single source of truth. I'll take another pass at this.
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Same issue as the other README.
Python 3.7 is officially EOL, so we can remove it from the list of tested and officially supported versions.
This is also an opportune time to ensure all the documentation is internally consistent about supported versions etc.
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