Python 3.12 Compatibility #1654
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Make music21 test suite fully compatible with Python 3.12 -- because the basic functionality of music21 works without change in music21, I'm not going to break sabbatical to do a new release for this, but all code tests going forward should also run on 3.12. Minimum version remains 3.10 Thanks to @jacobtylerwalls for the fix in advance for the new OrderedDict syntax.
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Make music21 test suite fully compatible with Python 3.12 -- because the basic functionality of music21 works without change in music21, I'm not going to break sabbatical to do a new release for this, but all code tests going forward should also run on 3.12.
Minimum version remains 3.10.
Move coverage, flake8, and pylint to 3.11 -- keeping with general music21 policy to test these things on the middle version of Python supported, so that changes in run-time from oldest to newest versions can be observed. (The middle version has more things its doing so it's always the slowest).
Thanks to @jacobtylerwalls for the fix in advance for the new OrderedDict syntax.