Test against all supported Python versions in GitHub Actions #356
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WillGibson
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Jan 1, 2025
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| # We use the tomlib builtin for Python 3.11 and newer |
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I guess we could drop py3.7. |
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It passed on my fork... https://github.com/WillGibson/mutmut/actions/runs/12566651166 But I think dropping support for end of lifed versions of Python is easy to make a case for. |
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@boxed It looks like the I have locked it to 22 for now so that we can separate decisions about which versions of Python to support from testing all the versions Mutmut says it supports. Please can you approve the test run. |
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