Deprecate Python 3.8 support #9441
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It looks like codecov did a release ~30 minutes ago with codecov/codecov-action#1807 that broke some of our workflows. We'll need to figure out what needs to change on our side.
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Opened an issue with codecov and what I believe is the defect in their PR. Will wait to hear back on that. |
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* release-1.39.0: Bumping version to 1.39.0 Add changelog entries from botocore Update changelog based on model updates Deprecate Python 3.8 support (#9441)
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On April 22, 2025, the AWS CLI v1 will officially drop support for Python 3.8 as previously announced in our public support policy. Customers that wish to continue using Python 3.8 will want to pin to
awscli<1.39to guarantee any disruptions. Most modern versions ofpipreleased in the last 5 years will do this for you automatically though. Full instructions can be found in the support policy blog post.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.