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Updating dependencies and docker builds #461

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@chayim chayim commented Jun 1, 2023

Updating the dependencies to use the latest redis-py, as well as the docker build to run redis-stack. Along the way, I added iredis as a binary, and changed how things launch, added the python 3.11 trove. Finally, the README was updated to remove the python 3.6 badge, given that the pyproject.toml already deprecated 3.6. closes #448

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chayim commented Jun 4, 2023

@laixintao it doesn't look like these changes impact the reasons they're falling. But, I'd love your feedback!

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sorry for the late reply.

thank you! looks good.

but can you add Python11 into the CI and remove python3.6?

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chayim commented Oct 29, 2023

@laixintao There is no python 3.6, we now have 3.11, and 3.12.

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The CI failed may be due to you upgraded redis-py.

Let me merge it first then fix the ci later.

@laixintao laixintao merged commit f8fd005 into laixintao:master Oct 30, 2023
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Hi @chayim

sorry seems pendulum didn't support py312 yet, so I have to cancel py312 support for now until pendulum 3 is released.

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Retiring Python3.6 support.
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