Add 2.9.0 changelog. Fixes #949 #967
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@jpadilla There are now 2 approving reviews, and thereby this PR meets all requirements to get merged. When do you expect this can be merged and released? If there's anything else I can do, just let me know. I'd love to help to get this done. |
@jpadilla Thx! For the review and merge. Can you approve the flow here, and add the release? https://github.com/jpadilla/pyjwt/actions/runs/10180388114 |
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I noticed PR #910 apart from adding support for Python 3.12, also drops support for python 3.7 which might be considered as a backwards incompatible change. So not sure if you want to go 3.0 for that (instead of 2.9.0), or since none of of our own APIs break we stick with 2.9.0.
@jpadilla or @auvipy It would be great if you could review and release the next version of PyJWT...
Fixes #949.