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@jjardon jjardon commented Sep 18, 2022

And remove soon to be deprecated fedora 35

Currently failing because python 3.11 is not supported: #1758

@jjardon jjardon changed the title .github: Run tests in fedora 37 as well bst-1: .github: Run tests in fedora 37 as well Sep 18, 2022
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nanonyme commented Oct 9, 2022

Looks like ruamel.yaml.clib does not support Python 3.11 which is in Fedora 37.

jjardon and others added 3 commits December 14, 2022 19:40
And remove soon to be deprecated fedora 35
This is the python version in fedora 37
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nanonyme commented Dec 14, 2022

@jjardon please stop rebasing this until adding more fixes. This is missing ruamel.yaml.clib version bump and is guaranteed to fail. The current pinned version cannot be built on Python 3.11.

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jjardon commented Dec 14, 2022

Adding more fixes is what I'm trying to do . Thanks for the points

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Note I had absolutely no idea if updating grpcio is right thing to do but older grpcio does not build on Python3.11. I think the hangs are somehow related to new grpcio.

The older version doesn't support Python 3.11
This is first upstream release that advertises Python 3.11 support
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gtristan commented Mar 3, 2023

This was fixed in @nanonyme's branch which I then adapted separately and landed for the last bst-1 release.

Closing.

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