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Remove 3.10, add 3.12 #444

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Ubuntu 22.04 is the only one with 3.10, we replace that with 24.04 which uses 3.12

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dcermak previously approved these changes Apr 10, 2024
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LGTM, but please adjust the branch protection rules again

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LGTM, but please adjust the branch protection rules again

we first need to convert the tox runs to use python 3.12 instead of 3.10 before merging this

Ubuntu 22.04 is the only one with 3.10, we replace that with 24.04
which uses 3.12
@@ -17,6 +19,7 @@ deps =
doc: Sphinx

[testenv]
basepython = python3.11
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Any particular reason why you are hardcoding the tests to use python 3.11? That will cause a giant headache for QA, who are using the system python in openQA.

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this is still a draft, I'm trying to find a workable path forward to get it to not use the system python. however, for SLE15 I don't see a problem with requiring python311 for the QA team. it might be more difficult for the tests on non-SLE hosts, but one problem at a time.

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