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Bump various dependencies #78
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antonagestam
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Feb 14, 2022
- Drop end-of-lifed Django versions 3.0 and 3.1.
- Drop end-of-lifed Python 3.6 from test matrix.
- Bump pre-commit dependencies and set pyupgrade to --py37-plus.
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Nice, maybe we should try out pre-commit.ci? Since they've deprecated their github action... |
@flaeppe We could, but I'm a bit skeptical towards that, I think it's awesome to have everything running within Github Actions and I don't really understand the motivations for deprecating the action. I created a reusable workflow for running pre-commit that I use for phantom-types: https://github.com/less-action/reusables#pre-commit Anyhow, whichever we pick I think we can do it separate from this PR :) |
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@flaeppe We could, but I'm a bit skeptical towards that, I think it's awesome to have everything running within Github Actions and I don't really understand the motivations for deprecating the action. I created a reusable workflow for running pre-commit that I use for phantom-types: https://github.com/less-action/reusables#pre-commit
Anyhow, whichever we pick I think we can do it separate from this PR :)
Yeah, sure. I'm merely curious really. I agree it's nicer to keep everything within GitHub actions
Btw, the PyPi release flow looks interesting there as well |
@flaeppe Yeah it would be nice to bring something like that in here, makes it super-easy to build and publish releases, by just creating a release on Github 🙂 |