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GromacsWrapper has been supporting legacy Python for a long time (2.7, <3.7... arguable 3.7 and 3.8 are also old) and in principle we could continue to do so. However, it becomes increasingly complex to manage the testing of the old versions so we will retire support for Python 2.7 and <3.7 ≤3.7 in the next release.
GW 0.8.5 #256 is the last release that supports the full range of Python versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
* close#259
* removed support for Python <= 3.7
- removed six and replaced with Python 3.x constructs
- updated package meta data
- update installation docs (sphinx and README)
- updated CHANGES
* switch to testing GROMACS 2023.1 for all Python
Only use other GROMACS versions for spot testing at highest supported Python.
Note that we now have failures of GROMACS 2021.1 with macOS Python 3.11.
* changed macOS CI runner
- only explicitly include one macOS runner at the latest supported Python
- downgrade GROMACS to 2018.6 bioconda to avoid failing tests because later
GROMACS releases were compiled to use rdtscp CPU instruction but these
are not available on GitHub runners and lead to failing tests)
(2021.3-bioconda, 2020.6 conda-forge, 2021.1 from bioconda (which worked
previously!), 2020.5 bioconda, 2019.5 bioconda all failed with the same error
that RDTSCP information was not available in the macOS runner)
- also output CPU information: /proc/cpuinfo or sysctl -a
- remove six from all environments (should have been in PR #265,
part of #259)
- add sphinx_rtd_theme to the RTD CI as it is apparently no longer
installed automatically by RTD. (fix#267)
GromacsWrapper has been supporting legacy Python for a long time (2.7, <3.7... arguable 3.7 and 3.8 are also old) and in principle we could continue to do so. However, it becomes increasingly complex to manage the testing of the old versions so we will retire support for Python 2.7 and
<3.7≤3.7 in the next release.GW 0.8.5 #256 is the last release that supports the full range of Python versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: