Update README.md for suggesting a Python 3.10 environment rather than 3.7 #208
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… 3.7 As of today, Conda supports Python versions from 3.10 to 3.13. Trying to pass `python=3.7` gives an error message. Some packages won't allow installing if Py>=3.13, therefore I chose the latest Py version that would install everything successfully.
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Thank you for our suggestion. We are working on a new release (currently in the development branch) and we will evaluate which one among the new versions of python will fit better considering the compatibility of other packages. |
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As of today, Conda supports Python versions from 3.10 to 3.13. Trying to pass
python=3.7gives an error message.Some packages won't allow installing if Py>=3.13, therefore I chose the oldest Py version that would install everything successfully.