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Prompted by (#161), newer versions of Blender have improved linking behavior. Blender 4.2 LTS is the oldest supported by the Blender Institute, and I am considering deprecating versions older than that for the next release. Aside from being able to use newer Blender API features, this would also allow NodeToPython to use newer Python features (e.g. switch statements) and get rid of some old code for maintaining these older versions.
Before I go ahead with the deprecation, I'm interested in seeing if anyone has any objections or use cases I'm not considering.
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Prompted by (#161), newer versions of Blender have improved linking behavior. Blender 4.2 LTS is the oldest supported by the Blender Institute, and I am considering deprecating versions older than that for the next release. Aside from being able to use newer Blender API features, this would also allow NodeToPython to use newer Python features (e.g. switch statements) and get rid of some old code for maintaining these older versions.
Before I go ahead with the deprecation, I'm interested in seeing if anyone has any objections or use cases I'm not considering.
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