fix: update typing_extensions dependency for Python < 3.15#3881
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fix: update typing_extensions dependency for Python < 3.15#3881
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This PR fixes #3879.
Currently, Altair fails to install on Python 3.14 because
typing_extensionsis not included as a dependency for this version.The environment marker in
pyproject.tomlis set topython_version<"3.14", which incorrectly excludes Python 3.14.This change updates the marker to
python_version<"3.15", ensuringtyping_extensionsis installed for Python 3.14. This is necessary because theTypedDictfeatures thataltairdepends on are only available in the standard library from Python 3.15 onwards.This complements the fix in PR #3877, which addressed the conditional imports in the source code but not the packaging dependency.