Testing on minimum-required and latest Python version only #1585
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Python 3.12 compatibility likely require further (upstream) patches. I also had issues while testing locally but suspected local configuration error since I could not reproduce... Too much optimism on this one 😄 I shall adjust this PR to 3.11 max and create new PR to set |
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I will merge this. It will speed up CI and it's trivial to revert if we change our minds. |
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Taking the same approach as
bitcoindversion testing, setting only minimum required and latest Python version in CI. Testing so many versions does not bring much added value IMHO.