release: 2.7.0 - #94
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MINOR, and that is a decision rather than a default. The release raises the Python floor to 3.11 and pins commoner-probe 0.16.0. The org rule reads "removed to major", and dropping a Python version removes support. This reads that rule as scoped to the API, not to packaging metadata. Three facts back the reading. commoner-probe made the same 3.10 to 3.11 move at its own 0.15.0, a minor. Neither consumer runs 3.10: academiaindia builds on 3.11 and theright2read on 3.12. pip refuses the install rather than breaking at runtime, so a 3.10 consumer keeps the tag it already pins. Python 3.10 reaches end of life in October 2026, per the Python devguide. Version bumped in pyproject.toml, commoner_analyse/__init__.py, CITATION.cff and the seven README install lines.
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v2.6.0...v2.7.0carries one change, merged in #93:>=3.10→>=3.11commoner-probepin==0.14.3→==0.16.0These are one change. probe raised its own floor at 0.15.0, so this repo could take no probe release after
v0.14.9while it claimed 3.10.Why minor, not major
The org rule reads "removed → major", and dropping a Python version removes support. This release reads that rule as scoped to the API, not to packaging metadata. That is a decision, and the changelog says so in those words.
Three facts back it:
commoner-probemade the same 3.10 → 3.11 move at its own 0.15.0, a minor.Python 3.10 reaches end of life in October 2026, per the Python devguide. 3.11 follows in October 2027.
Known follow-up
Three modules import probe names 0.16.0 deprecates:
committees.py:27,sansad.py:34,neva.py:22. The suite passes with threeDeprecationWarnings. It breaks when probe removes the old names.Tests
506 passed, 1 skipped.