Release binary packages for Python 3.11

[jgraham]

web-platform-tests is relying on aioquic for HTTP/3 and WebTransport testing. Currently we can't support Python 3.11 because there isn't a binary wheel available for aioquic, and we can't depend on consumers being able to compile from source.

Do you have plans to either update the 0.9.20 release with Python 3.11-compatible wheels, or release a 0.9.21 version?

[kdashg]

I believe this will be covered by/after #373.

[kdashg]

This issue is one of the possible solutions to #369, or alternatively #347.

[foolip]

I ran into this as well, but when trying to run tests locally, see web-platform-tests/wpt#40188.

The failure doesn't give me clues about how to install the headers.

[saschanaz]

Tests already run on Py3.11 since #351 and looks green, could you elaborate why #373 blocks this, @kdashg? Thanks!

[jgraham]

I don't think #373 blocks this, but it's an alternative to uploading a new set of wheels for 3.11.

[gsnedders]

Uploading new wheels, either as a point release or for the existing release, seems like something that could be done quicker than resolving #373?

[jgraham]

@jlaine Is there any way to get forward progress on Python 3.11 support in any form? This is becoming a problem for web-platform-tests as more OSes move toward Python 3.11. We can help if there's a shortage of time or labour (e.g. if you're happy to give someone from https://github.com/orgs/web-platform-tests/teams/wpt-core-team to merge PRs and upload to pypi). Otherwise I suspect we're going to end up having to fork aioquic, at least in the short term, to unblock our users.

[Ousret]

See #380

[jlaine]

Hi, I'd be happy to merge the PR and cut a release once I get a clean CI run. However CI on Windows seems to have broken and I'd appreciate help getting it green again, see #383

[jlaine]

aioquic 0.9.21 is on PyPI, and features ABI3 wheels (thanks @mhils !) so we won't need a rebuild for Python 3.12. We will however still need wheels for pylsqpack unfortunately.