loosen dependency to support older python versions #6801
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## Summary Loosens python SDK dependency to support python >=3.7, <4 Previously, the version of django required python >=3.8 Validates that our SDK integrations are functional for the looser set of versions. ## How did you test this change? flask  django  fastapi  ## Are there any deployment considerations? New python SDK version released ## Does this work require review from our design team? No
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Summary
Loosens python SDK dependency to support python >=3.7, <4
Previously, the version of django required python >=3.8
Validates that our SDK integrations are functional for the looser set of versions.
How did you test this change?
flask
django
fastapi
Are there any deployment considerations?
New python SDK version released
Does this work require review from our design team?
No