Tweak environment-specific Python versions#9
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boltronics merged 2 commits intomasterfrom Mar 30, 2026
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This is the minimum supported version of Python per the default pyproject.toml config.
This change avoids the following warning from black: Python 3.12 cannot parse code formatted for Python 3.14. To fix this: run Black with Python 3.14, set --target-version to py312, or use --fast to skip the safety check. Black's safety check verifies equivalence by parsing the AST, which fails when the running Python is older than the target version.
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Have Hatch default to running under the oldest version of Python that is supported by a new project by default, which is Python 3.11.
However, have style-related utilities execute in an environment using the latest supported version of Python, which is currently 3.14. Doing so avoids this type of warning: