Use GitHub Actions and support only Python 3 #16
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- use Pylons/pyramid GitHub Actions as a base but don't run all of the OS/architecture combinations - support up to 3.12-dev (on Linux) - drop 2.7 and 3.6 - fixes for coverage when 2.7 isn't used - support pytest changes around returning a test case/suite - add tox environments for pypy
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Dec 24, 2022
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This is based on the Pyramid GitHub actions but with some of the OS/architecture combinations removed to reduce the time and so limit the use of free CPU minutes - Windows could be added back in if required by users.
Additionally Pyramid has steps around linting and formatting of code which would be nice to add to make things consistent but doing all of that in one change is likely a bit much.
The changes affect testing at this point, there further changes which can drop Python 2 compatibility code in the main code but at this point a new release isn't appropriate.