Migrate CI to GH Actions

[okken]

• Migrate CI to GitHub Actions
• Officially Support Python 3.7+
• drop testing of Python 2.7, 3.5, 3.6
• add testing of Python 3.10, 3.11

[okken]

@nicoddemus Is there a PR review and release process for pytest-dev plugins?

[nicoddemus]

@okken I don't think there is, but if you are looking for a template to follow, I suggest pytest-xdist or pytest-mock.

[okken]

@nicoddemus Thanks for your help. I think it's worth doing more small pushes to PyPI, rather than wait until lots of changes are made. Right now, having the README updated might be enough to reflect the versions of Python that are supported and tested, and update the banner icons.

So, there are options.

• Either build locally and publish with twine.
• Integrate a publish workflow in GH actions.

Do I need to ask @davehunt for me to be added as a maintainer on PyPI?

[nicoddemus]

I think it's worth doing more small pushes to PyPI, rather than wait until lots of changes are made. Right now, having the README updated might be enough to reflect the versions of Python that are supported and tested, and update the banner icons.

Agreed.

So, there are options.

I prefer to use a GH action for that, preferably using the new Trusted Publisher support instead of personal access tokens.

Do I need to ask @davehunt for me to be added as a maintainer on PyPI?

Indeed, I just checked and I don't have permissions either.

@davehunt could you give us both access please?

[okken]

@nicoddemus Awesome. Thanks.

[davehunt]

@davehunt could you give us both access please?

Sorry, I didn't respond here. Do you still need something from me?

[okken]

@davehunt could you give us both access please?

Sorry, I didn't respond here. Do you still need something from me?

Nope. Everything is good.