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Are there any plans to support Python 3.12/3.13, etc.?
Additionally, the package could drop support for the EOL Python 3.8 version.
I conducted some research on the amount of work required, and here are my findings:
The library's code can remain unchanged, as there are no blockers on this side.
The aiomisc version used in this project seems outdated (it doesn't support Python 3.12, and I can reproduce an error related to the missing pkg_resources package locally - similar to that issue). However, we can update it to a newer version and install the aiomisc-pytest plugin separately.
It seems that asyncpg declared support for Python 3.13 in version 0.30.0. However, it is still not listed in the project tags on PyPI, so pip cannot find a suitable version. This will likely be resolved in this issue. For now, we can add support for Python 3.12 and drop support for Python 3.8, while waiting for the asyncpg maintainers to fix this.
pylama does not work with Python >3.10 as I see. We could replace it with ruff or another similar tool.
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Are there any plans to support Python 3.12/3.13, etc.?
Additionally, the package could drop support for the EOL Python 3.8 version.
I conducted some research on the amount of work required, and here are my findings:
aiomisc
version used in this project seems outdated (it doesn't support Python 3.12, and I can reproduce an error related to the missingpkg_resources
package locally - similar to that issue). However, we can update it to a newer version and install theaiomisc-pytest
plugin separately.asyncpg
declared support for Python 3.13 in version 0.30.0. However, it is still not listed in the project tags on PyPI, sopip
cannot find a suitable version. This will likely be resolved in this issue. For now, we can add support for Python 3.12 and drop support for Python 3.8, while waiting for theasyncpg
maintainers to fix this.pylama
does not work with Python >3.10 as I see. We could replace it withruff
or another similar tool.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: