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edx-platform is building and running with Python 3.12 so tutor main should follow suit. This change should not be backported to release at this time. Python 3.12 will be the default version of Python for edx-platform in Verawood.
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Thanks for the PR. I don't think we need a changelog entry for reverting the version suffix back to main. This is something we have to do after every major release.
Better yet, I think we should separate it from python version upgrade. I can create a follow-up PR and update plugins.txt in it as well to install them from GitHub on main.
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@ahmed-arb sounds good I'll just drop that commit from this PR. |
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The edx-platform requirements are now building correctly on both version of Python.