ENH: support built-in tomllib for Python 3.11+#348
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Python 3.11 includes a built-in `tomllib` module (that's compatible with `tomli`). Use it in new Python versions, and require `tomli` only with older Pythons.
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I've also added Python 3.11 to test matrix and regenerated the test C extension using newer Cython, as needed to fix compatibility with Python 3.11. |
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Nice! Thanks very much. |
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Thanks! |
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Python 3.11 includes a built-in
tomllibmodule (that's compatible withtomli). Use it in new Python versions, and requiretomlionly with older Pythons.