Upgrade to python 3.11 #79
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I've hit a roadblock with the django-stubs plugin that should (from my testing) be solved by #81. Until then, there isn't really much I can do. |
Updates CI, and fixes f-string linting issues
This way I don't forget
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Python 3.7 has been EOL for a year now, and Python 3.8 is EOL in October. It's time for a bump to 3.11.
Warning
This will require an Ubuntu update as well, once this PR is ready to be reviewed/merged.
I tried to keep the commits organized, with
EDIT: diff was large, so I decided to move it to a follow-up PR.
Note
This PR should speed up director a little bit as well, see https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.11.html#whatsnew311-faster-cpython