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Permit python 314#200

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@gbarter gbarter commented Oct 13, 2025

Python 3.14 is out and starting to be available in conda forge and the default in the newest linux distributions. Would prefer not to preemptively restrict it in the pyproject.toml files and WISDEM already encountered some build obstacles because of the syntax. ORBIT has good unit and regression test coverage, which should be the preferred method to catch any incompatibilities with new versions in python or other packages.

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Thanks, @gbarter for getting this in early, can you add the following updates to ensure this change makes it to end users installing from PyPI?

Once those changes are finished, I can do the formal release process.

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gbarter commented Oct 13, 2025

Good call on all those requests @RHammond2 ! Happy to comply. Note I also bumped up the GHA versions for checkout and python setup.

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@gbarter, thanks for making those changes and the additional update! I'll merge this and have the release published shortly.

@RHammond2 RHammond2 merged commit a98e554 into main Oct 13, 2025
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* allowing python314

* acting on review comments- incrementing version number, adding to changelog, adding py314 to test suite
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