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@Nothing4You Nothing4You commented Feb 4, 2022

  • Python now requires 3.7+, reflected in python_requires

  • MySQL now requires 5.7+ in tests

  • MariaDB unchanged in tests, only dropped support in documentation

  • Added Python 3.11 to test matrix

  • Added MariaDB 10.7 to test matrix

  • DB version checks have been removed from various tests where no longer needed.
    this also results in running a few tests on MariaDB which were previously only
    running on MySQL.

Due to the change in python_requires I don't think we're necessarily required to bump the version on major/minor level, let me know if you want me to adjust the PR for a different next version.

Fixes #1025

@Nothing4You Nothing4You marked this pull request as ready for review February 4, 2022 21:14
- Python now requires 3.7+, reflected in python_requires
- MySQL now requires 5.7+ in tests
- MariaDB unchanged in tests, only dropped support in documentation

- Added Python 3.11 to test matrix
- Added MariaDB 10.7 to test matrix

- DB version checks have been removed from various tests where no longer needed
this also results in running a few tests on MariaDB which were previously only
running on MySQL.
@Nothing4You Nothing4You force-pushed the update-python-and-mysql branch from b320b4a to 1174cea Compare February 5, 2022 05:42
@methane methane merged commit 062384c into PyMySQL:main Feb 6, 2022
@Nothing4You Nothing4You deleted the update-python-and-mysql branch February 6, 2022 07:58
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Update tested DB and Python versions
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