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Update readme - pyinterpolate package
Project name: Pyinterpolate
Project website/repository: https://github.com/DataverseLabs/pyinterpolate
License: BSD-3-Clause
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Hi @JustinGOSSES ,
Thank you for your time & comment! I was aware that the package works only with Python 3.7, but I haven't known that conda stopped support for this version. The good news is that for the last few months I have been upgrading the package to work with Python 3.7 - 3.10, so soon it will be available. Based on your comment, rather sooner than I initially planned.
I'll let you know when the problem is gone. Thank you again!
Hi @JustinGOSSES ,
As I said, the new version of the package is out. Now it works with P3.7-P3.10. If you plan to test it, I recommend using README (setup desc) and the tutorials section where you can quickly try the API: https://github.com/DataverseLabs/pyinterpolate/tree/main/tutorials