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Remove support for Python 3.7, add official support for Python 3.12 #245

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3.7 is EOL.

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Thanks 👍

@RonnyPfannschmidt RonnyPfannschmidt merged commit c0f794a into pytest-dev:master Feb 24, 2024
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@bluetech bluetech deleted the rm-py37 branch February 24, 2024 10:33
zmedico added a commit to zmedico/pytest-xdist that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2024
Use the execnet main_thread_only execmodel so that code which expects
to run in the main thread will just work.  This execmodel has been
proposed in pytest-dev/execnet#243, so this
patch should not be merged until there is a release version of execnet
supporting the main_thread_only execmodel.

Also increase minimum python version to 3.8 since execnet dropped 3.7
support in pytest-dev/execnet#245.
zmedico added a commit to zmedico/pytest-xdist that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2024
Use the execnet main_thread_only execmodel so that code which expects
to run in the main thread will just work.  This execmodel has been
merged to the execnet master branch via pytest-dev/execnet#243, so this
patch should not be merged until there is a released version of execnet
supporting the main_thread_only execmodel.

Also increase minimum python version to 3.8 since execnet dropped 3.7
support in pytest-dev/execnet#245.

Closes: pytest-dev#620
zmedico added a commit to zmedico/pytest-xdist that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2024
Use the execnet main_thread_only execmodel so that code which expects
to run in the main thread will just work.  This execmodel has been
merged to the execnet master branch via pytest-dev/execnet#243, so this
patch should not be merged until there is a released version of execnet
supporting the main_thread_only execmodel.

Also increase minimum python version to 3.8 since execnet dropped 3.7
support in pytest-dev/execnet#245.

Closes: pytest-dev#620
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