Maintenance: add py3.12 to unittest matrix #888
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Nice! I'll add 3.12 to the supported python versions we list in PyPi too |
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🎉 Python 3.12 was released on 2023-10-02 - let's add it to our continuous integration test matrix when possible.
Currently I expect that the
unittestworkflow will fail due to the removal of theimpmodule from Python 3.12, a dependency of the current latest version ofpyrdfa3(v3.5.3, uploaded to PyPi on 2019-05-10), a transitive dependency that is required through our dependency onextruct.Work has already been merged to remove theAn updated v3.6.2 release ofimpmodule dependency frompyrdfa3, however this is not yet available in a released version of that library.pyrdfa3has been made available that no longer has a dependency on the Pythonimpmodule.Related: