Release for Python 3.11

[Thrameos]

• Start from the release branch
  git checkout release
• Make a new branch for the release cycle
  git checkout -b releases/{version}
• Merge the current master with the release
  git pull origin master
• Start a release
  bumpversion release
• Edit doc/CHANGELOG.rst
• Send the release to be evaluated
  git push
• Verify CI on azure
• Manually trigger a jpype.release on azure
  If successful, download the artifacts for publication.
• Advance the release pointer
  git checkout release
git merge releases/<version>
• Publish the release
  • Add draft release on github
  • Attach the artifacts to the release.
• Start master on a new cycle
  • Use a PR to pull release back to master
  • git checkout master
  • git checkout -b cycle
  • git merge release
  • bumpversion patch
  • Use PR to insert the cycle in master

[Thrameos]

@marscher Not sure how many tries I will have to take for this release. There appears to be a problem with some of the the pinned versions not working with Python3.11. Hopefully unpinning them will work. If not I will have to come up with a new testing solution.

[Thrameos]

Looks like the release will clear. I should be able to release tomorrow morning.

[Thrameos]

It appears that the linux image does not have 3.11 available. I can distribute the rest and then try to get those built later.

[Thrameos]

@marscher It seems like we need to change to manylinux2014 image to get Python 3.11. I can change to this for all future builds. But for now I am just updating the release script for a one off run. I am not sure if I need to split the build so that pre 3.11 goes with the manylinux2010 image. If you have some insight I can get it setup for our future releases.

Assuming everything looks good, the ball is in your court to push this to PyPi. Given the level of changes required for 3.11, I don't think one day after the release is too bad given that we have to wait for the azure image to be updated before we can release.

[marscher]

Thanks! PyPI push of wheels and source dist has been done.

[marscher]

Conda-forge support for 3.11 will be added by their bot soon. It has to pick up the PyPI push first.