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feat: add Python 3.9 support #277

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@alexander-held alexander-held commented Sep 7, 2021

pyhf added Python 3.9 support via scikit-hep/pyhf#1574, which is now available as of pyhf v0.6.3. This means that also cabinetry can officially support Python 3.9 (the only blocker for this was pyhf). Tests are added for Python 3.9, and others are updated where sensible.

resolves #275

* add Python 3.9 support and test Python 3.9 in CI

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@alexander-held alexander-held merged commit e221a07 into master Sep 7, 2021
@alexander-held alexander-held deleted the feat/python-39-support branch September 7, 2021 14:28
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