Drop support for python 3.7 #1173
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On second thought, I think I want to split the pyupgrade bits into a separate PR. (Especially since they mangle so much code.) Hold off on merging... |
Pillow 6.2.x is the first release for which PyPI contains wheels for python 3.8.
For plugins that might use them, provide `lektor.compat.TemporaryDirectory` and `lektor.compat.importlib_metadata` (along with a DeprecationWarning).
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I've now removed the pyupgrade-induced changes from this PR. (I will create a new PR with those in a bit.) |
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Python 3.7 was EOLed on June 27, 2023.
This PR removes testing under python 3.7. It also includes some code cleanups that can be made if we no longer wish to support running under python 3.7.
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