Add classifier for Python 3.11 #840
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hugovk
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And remove allow_failures from the CI, so that Python 3.11 must now pass?
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Travis CI doesn't yet have 3.11 so 3.11-dev will do for now. Here's the tracking ticket to upvote:
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@JonathanHuot Your review please on this change. Travis CI is no longer free to open-source projects so the Travis-related review above no longer applies. |
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Indeed, travis changes will be removed as part of #834 . |
auvipy
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Some tools or services like https://pyreadiness.org/ use classifiers to check for compatibility with a particular Python version. It would be nice to have classifiers for all Python versions tested with tox in
setup.py.