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Python 3.7 will be EOL in 3 months, so before the next release.
* Update the Python versions in the CI images
* Bump the docker base image from focal to jammy to test against a newer stack.
This triggers new deprecation warnings which we need to disable for now.
* Bump the old docker based image to from buster to bullseye, moving
from Python 3.7 to 3.9.
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It will be EOL before the next release.
This means Ubuntu 18.04 (without backports) is no longer supported,
we will move to Debian Buster as the new oldest tested target.
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Motivated by the EOL of Python 3.5 and the EOL of Ubuntu 16.04 next year
this requires Python 3.6 and moves all other dependencies to what is available in
Ubuntu 18.04.
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Depend on setuptools to make sure we write out requires-python in all cases
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We require Ubuntu 16.04+ which has 3.5
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Takes the documentation developed at
https://github.com/pygobject/pygobject-docs
and puts into /docs
See https://pygobject.readthedocs.io for how it looks
Now that we move to gitlab we can use webhooks to trigger builds
on readthedocs from gitlab directly and we should also have a nicer
contribution UX.
This also gets rid of most of README/HACKING/INSTALL and moves most
of the information into the documentation. The README is kept short
and only makes clear what pygobject is and points to the online docs
as that should answer all questions.
setup.py now sets the content of README.rst as long_descriptions,
as that is the content shown on PyPI. This makes the page on PyPI
look the same as on gitlab.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=791448
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