Add Python 3.11 to CI tests #37
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Great catch, thanks! I am mostly working on closed-source Python application code, so these aren't often on my radar. |
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There was a problem with the flake8 pre-commit. If you merge in master and the tests should pass. |
Adding the newly-released Python version.
Force pushing to rebase this branch onto master (the merge was completely automated -- no conflicts) |
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Adding the newly-released Python version.
I also ran some tests against an updated version of the Dockerfile from #31 using Python 3.11 and was able to do gaussian tests similar to #30 in the new version.