Greetings,
Recently ddt came up in a conversation I was having, and it occurred to me that someone else I was chatting with a few months back raised concern over the lack of declared support for newer python versions. Some quick checking later, revealed that 3.10 is the last supported version declared.
While it does appear that tests at least pass, albeit with some warnings appearing as you go from Python 3.11 to Python 3.14, it would be good to cut a release to signal support of the newer versions of python and ongoing maintenance of ddt. Otherwise I suspect projects may consider moving away from DDT which would be a shame.
https://devguide.python.org/versions/
Thanks!
Greetings,
Recently ddt came up in a conversation I was having, and it occurred to me that someone else I was chatting with a few months back raised concern over the lack of declared support for newer python versions. Some quick checking later, revealed that 3.10 is the last supported version declared.
While it does appear that tests at least pass, albeit with some warnings appearing as you go from Python 3.11 to Python 3.14, it would be good to cut a release to signal support of the newer versions of python and ongoing maintenance of ddt. Otherwise I suspect projects may consider moving away from DDT which would be a shame.
https://devguide.python.org/versions/
Thanks!