compat: backport bls-signatures#332 (python 3.11), fix CMake 3.14 compatibility #61
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Description
This pull request aims to resolve two things
Failing builds on Python 3.11
Rolling release distros have started to ship with Python 3.11. The functionality needed for Python 3.11 support was added to pybind in 2.10.0 and the version bump along with some other changes were already implemented upstream, so it was only backported.
Failing builds on CMake <3.19
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (expected standard support sunset date April 2025) currently ships with CMake 3.16.3 and the
develop
'sCMakeLists.txt
requires a minimum version of 3.14.0 but with changes introduced with build: bump pybind, stop using FindPkgConfig for Catch2 #41, a dependent CMakeFile now relies on functionality introduced in CMake 3.19 ("An interface library target may be created with source files"), which may not be shipped in LTS distributions