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Drop Python 3.7 Support #1991

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Drop Python 3.7 Support #1991

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  • This contribution adheres to CONTRIBUTING.md.
  • I've updated CHANGELOG.md if applicable.
  • [ ] I've added tests applicable for this pull request

What does this Pull Request accomplish?

  • Drop Python 3.7 support, by removing it from our testing and list of offociailly supported versions.
  • Drop Python 3.7-specific workarounds

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@ni-jfitzger ni-jfitzger changed the title Drop Python 3.7 support Drop Python 3.7 Support Jul 11, 2023
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Somehow one of the files didn't update during codegen.

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Somehow one of the files didn't update during codegen.

Fixed.

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marcoskirsch approved these changes Jul 12, 2023
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@ni-jfitzger ni-jfitzger merged commit 1ca6c0b into ni:master Jul 12, 2023
@ni-jfitzger ni-jfitzger deleted the drop-python3.7 branch July 12, 2023 20:15
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Drop Python 3.7 Support Stop capping grpcio dependency version at < 1.53
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