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Over 4 years have passed since the previous release, and in the mean time, quite a few things have happened. Proposed fixes have been implemented, accuracy has once again been improved, and a few requested features have been added to.
Python has seen 4 new versions released, an in fact, only the 3.9 version is officially supported by both utm 0.7.0 and the 0.8.0 version in this here pull request. It will likely still work fine on older versions though, we just can't test it properly anymore because Github dropped support for these versions from CI.
The only other remaining pull request requires some changes (e.g. convert the tests) before it can be merged. We could still do that before releasing this version.The issue list has also been significantly reduced. Most of them were fixed (a few reports were actually duplicates), some weren't actually issues, and some things we aren't going to do anytime soon. Also, pretty much all of those were untouched for months if not years.
Anyway, I just wanted to start preparing the release. It's about time.