
Johannes Rieke updated Python version support for the streamlit/docs repository, focusing on aligning documentation and Dockerfiles with current runtime requirements. He removed references to Python 3.9 and introduced support for Python 3.14, ensuring compatibility with upcoming features that depend on newer language capabilities. The technical approach involved modifying Dockerfiles to use the 3.12-slim base image and updating Markdown documentation for accuracy and consistency. Using Docker, Python, and Markdown, Johannes improved the clarity of supported versions and runtime expectations. The work was limited in scope but addressed an essential maintenance need, laying groundwork for future development and streamlined support.
March 2026 monthly summary for Streamlit docs team focusing on Python version support updates. The primary feature delivered was updating Python version support across documentation and Dockerfiles to align with currently supported versions, dropping Python 3.9 in favor of Python 3.14, and updating the runtime base image to 3.12-slim. This aligns docs with runtime capabilities and prepares for upcoming features that rely on newer Python versions.
March 2026 monthly summary for Streamlit docs team focusing on Python version support updates. The primary feature delivered was updating Python version support across documentation and Dockerfiles to align with currently supported versions, dropping Python 3.9 in favor of Python 3.14, and updating the runtime base image to 3.12-slim. This aligns docs with runtime capabilities and prepares for upcoming features that rely on newer Python versions.

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