Closed erlend-aasland closed 2 years ago
Could you clarify what you mean by "add support for CPython 3.11"?
Did you try it with the RC and encounter issues?
Sorry for not being clear. What I meant was that it would be nice if Python 3.11 was added to the list of supported Python versions. I have not encountered issues with the RC.
Still not quite sure what that line in setup.py
actually means if the code works fine -- maybe it's just a way to mark it on PyPI? It seems odd that every time a new Python version is out - all the millions of Python packages out there have to be updated to mark their "support".
In any case, this change is harmless and I don't have anything against it -- will wait until 3.11 is actually released though (and at that point add it to the CI as well)
🏓 Python 3.11 was released yesterday.
Python 3.11-rc1 was just released. Final release is due in early October.
See PEP-664