bump minor version to indicate drop of python 3.7 support - #2248
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Release metadata and documentation links are inconsistent, and the EOL timing statement is inaccurate.
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Updates the changelog to mark Python 3.7 support as dropped in the 3.2.0 release.
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- Changes the changelog heading to 3.2.0.
- Documents the Python 3.7 support removal.
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doc/source/changes.rst |
Updates the release heading and support note. |
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I clearly merged this change in a rush. |
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