Update dev requirements for recent Python versions - #623
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This is the default (on most systems). If not, jobs might run in paralell, causing things to break (e.g., `make setup`). So set it explicitly.
To work with recent Python versions. Python ≥ 3.13 trow this error (and a couple warnings): > (exception: No module named 'imghdr') The module was removed from the standard lib, this is fixed in Sphinx `6.3`.
It is no longer needed and throws a warning.
It is no longer supported (in RTD theme versions ≥3).
Leaving it `None` now results in a warning.
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But it breaks Netlify :( So would at least need updated settings/images there. |
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Using the current setup with Python ≥
3.13bails with:The module was removed from the standard lib, this is fixed in Sphinx
6.3.See #622.