Update to latest supported python versions#190
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@glyph sorry it took me a little bit to get back to this but went ahead and did a separate PR and just did the uplift and the py2 stuff here |
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This all looks good to me. In the future, though, please submit smaller PRs, so there's less code to look at in one big pile. Luckily most of these changes are mechanical so it wasn't that bad though — hopefully I didn't miss anything sneakily hiding in between the obvious Text → str replacements 😅
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sigh, looks like we need to upgrade |
Yes I'm sorry it was larger than I had wanted there was not a good way to break this up that I had seen originally. 😅 |
I'll check this here shortly and get it updated. |
Addresses #185 and uplift discussion from #189
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do we want to go further back to older python versions? doing so will require using containers to get old python versions (github actions only supports 3.10-3.14) but if we want to take this further back from a test perspective we could if thats critical from a code perspective i think this would work all the way back to 3.7+