chore: Reintroduce Python 3.11 support#3
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Hey, thank you for contribution, I'll merge the changes, but then also make some adjustments and make a release.
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It seems due to my lack of familiarity with the code changes that I underestimated the scope of changes. I'd like to apologize and reiterate my thanks for your time and help here! |
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@nahua-aignx 2.3.0 is released with 3.11 support https://pypi.org/project/fastapi-cache2-fork/ |
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Hello @Yolley, first of all thank you for forking and creating this package. My team is currently looking for a package that supports dynamic TTL calculation and distributed locking and
fastapi-cache2-forksatisfies these needs. Unfortunately, some of our services are still on py3.11.I took a quick look and the code changes to bring back py3.11 support should be minimal, e.g.
dec_hook[T] → dec_hookwhich uses the TypeVar that's still available in thecoder.pymodule. The rest I could found would just be config changes (pyproject.toml,tox.ini,CI matrix).May I ask if you'd be open to a PR to restore Python 3.11 support? Thanks in any case!