build: adding python3.11 support.

[awais786]

Supporting python3.11.

[feanil]

@awais786 what's the status of this, are you still working on it?

[awais786]

So failures are coming due to 3.11.9, on [3.11.7, 3.11.8] these tests are working fine. I am trying to findout the root cause. https://github.com/python/cpython/commit/f97f25ef5dfcdfec0d9a359fd970abd139cf3428

I found the root cause. https://github.com/django/django/pull/17979#issuecomment-2061194558

[awais786]

@feanil this seems valid issue. https://github.com/django/django/pull/17979#issuecomment-2061194558

[awais786]

Only coverage is failing due to some token issue.

[deborahgu]

Only coverage is failing due to some token issue.

we know about the coverage failures, so not worried about that. Is this ready for review and (if it passes review) merge, in your opinion, @awais786? Or should we wait for 3.11.9 fix?

[awais786]

Only coverage is failing due to some token issue.

we know about the coverage failures, so not worried about that. Is this ready for review and (if it passes review) merge, in your opinion, @awais786? Or should we wait for 3.11.9 fix?

@deborahgu you can review this PR and merge if its look fine. We can update python version after 6th may once django version release.

[feanil]

@awais786 the Django update is out, can you re-base and re-build requirements?

[awais786]

@awais786 the Django update is out, can you re-base and re-build requirements?

I tried yesterday but i have lost push rights. @iamsobanjaved is working on this now.

[deborahgu]

I think I have permission to rebase and rebuild requirements, which I will do in a few minutes, since it's on me that I pulled in new requirements before grabbing this branch.