Update minimum required Python to 3.11 - #1420
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Python 3.10 EOL is coming up in October 2026 (cf. https://devguide.python.org/versions/). We drop support for Python 3.10 a bit ahead of the EOL, since the upcoming component dependency feature (cf. PR #1418) requires a library to evaluate common expression language (CEL), and both options that we evaluated (Google's `cel-expr-python` and `hardbyte/common-expression-language`) require Python 3.11 or newer.
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LGTM. tox.mk still has references to python 3.10 tests, are those still needed?
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Address copy-paste error that was overlooked in #1350
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Python 3.10 EOL is coming up in October 2026 (cf. https://devguide.python.org/versions/).
We drop support for Python 3.10 a bit ahead of the EOL, since the upcoming component dependency feature (cf. PR #1418) requires a library to evaluate common expression language (CEL), and both options that we evaluated (Google's
cel-expr-pythonandhardbyte/common-expression-language) require Python 3.11 or newer.Checklist
bug,enhancement,documentation,change,breaking,dependency,internalas they show up in the changelog