Add Python 3.9 as a supported version#1554
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Anteru merged 2 commits intopygments:masterfrom Oct 6, 2020
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Thanks! Python 3.9 is not out officially, is it? |
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Not yet, but they've released a final release candidate and tox is able to find and test against it when it's installed.
…On September 27, 2020 6:07:37 AM UTC, "Matthäus G. Chajdas" ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks! Python 3.9 is not out officially, is it?
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Python 3.9 was released, time to merge this :) |
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This patch adds Python 3.9 as a tested tox version and lists it as a trove classifier in
setup.py.I didn't try to add it as a GitHub workflow because I'm not sure if Python 3.9 is supported yet. That piece still needs to be done.