Update python versions

[RobertPincus]

pyRTE-RRTMGP is currently packaged for Python 3.11 and 3.12. It would be great to extend to 3.13 and 3.14

[Agentx402]

Thanks for opening this issue! Expanding Python version support to 3.13 and 3.14 is a great improvement for the project's accessibility.

You'll want to update the meta.yaml (or recipe/meta.yaml) in your conda-forge feedstock to include the new Python versions, and also check that your CI workflows (.github/workflows/*.yml) test against 3.13 and 3.14. Note that you may need to verify compatibility with your Fortran bindings and dependencies across these newer Python versions.

[AhmedAli58]

I’d be happy to help with this update. Before opening a PR, should I first verify that the build and CI pass with Python 3.13 and 3.14 locally? I can test and share results to ensure compatibility with the current dependencies and Fortran bindings.

[Agentx402]

Thanks for opening this issue! Extending support to Python 3.13 and 3.14 is a great enhancement for keeping the package up-to-date.

Since this involves a Fortran-Python interface and conda packaging, you'll want to check that all dependencies (especially the build toolchain and any C/Fortran extension builders) are compatible with the newer Python versions. The conda-forge documentation on updating Python versions would be a helpful resource for updating the feedstock configuration.

[Agentx402]

Great issue! Extending Python version support to 3.13 and 3.14 is a valuable contribution to keep pyRTE-RRTMGP accessible to users on the latest Python releases. Since this project wraps Fortran code via a Python interface, it would be worth checking that any compiled extensions (e.g., via f2py or similar) are compatible with the newer Python versions before updating the CI and packaging configs. The Python 3.13 What's New page is a great resource for identifying any breaking changes that might affect the build process. Good luck — this is a really helpful improvement! 🚀