Run CI with Django 4.2 and declare support in package metadata #1452
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Looks like Django 4.2 is not compatible with Python 3.7. I think it's time to drop testing with Python 3.7 anyway, it's EOL in 2 months. And it will unblock pre-commit 3.x update. |
Python 3.7 will be officially EOL on 27 June 2023, that's in 2 months. This simplifies updating to Django 4.2, which no longer supports Python 3.7, and allows upgrading pre-commit. I won't yet **require** Python 3.8, because the package is still compatible with 3.7, will do that after the 4.2.0 release.
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requirements.txtis enough to use Django version 4.2 in CI.Framework :: Django :: 4.2package classifierRefs #1450.