Tracking of Python 3.11 compatibility #337

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1. C4ptainCrunch commented on Jun 3, 2022

   

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   They released a new version of Python quite quickly : https://twitter.com/pyblogsal/status/1532043180631375879
   I re-ran the test and it's all green again 🎉
2. N-Coder commented on Jun 5, 2022

   

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   We might also want to include these steps in general as a "Updating for a newly-released python version" section in the docs. As a refence we can also take the changes made in #301 and #338. I'd also include:

   • check PyPy for new releases
   • update mypy target python_version
   • update the pinned version of mypy and check for new breakages
     (we should do that semi-regularly and this might actually be a good point in time for that, see also Pin mypy to a specific version to avoid breakages of main in the future #329)
3. N-Coder commented on Jul 11, 2022

   

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   And also for deprecating old versions:

   • update pyproject.toml and tox.ini
   • update --py37-plus for pyupgrade in .pre-commit-config.yaml
   • check for compatibility imports, e.g. cached_property, stuff from typing, importlib_resources,...
4. C4ptainCrunch commented on Dec 15, 2022

   

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   Update: we are almost there. We are only missing 3.12 experimental tests and maybe PyPy and mypy (but that can be done later)
   I'm also considering releasing 0.8.0dev1 with the changes