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I think targeting 12 months of support for SciPy/pandas would be a reasonable goal.

On Wed, Oct 2, 2019 at 2:48 PM Maximilian Roos notifications@github.com wrote:

Overall this is awesome, thanks @crusaderky https://github.com/crusaderky

One minor question: do we need to support 24 months of pandas & scipy releases? These change their API faster than numpy, and I can't imagine there's a wide audience for people that a) need the very latest xarray and b) are using pandas released in 2017. I would vote to dramatically cut that, to something like the last two minor releases or 6 months. But could imagine two-three minor releases or 12 months being more palatable.

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