Fix CI #6641
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Fix CI #6641
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Dropped support for pypy-3.7 and pypy-3.8 which are no longer maintained by upstream. Added support for pypy-3.10.
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Updated Sphinx to the latest release as well due to us no longer meeting the minimum required version for readthedocs to do our preview build. I'll spot check the docs once that finishes, they appear to render normally with a local build. |
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Docs appear to be in good shape: https://requests--6641.org.readthedocs.build/en/6641/ |
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This PR will bring in a few changes to fix our CI suite. The release of
httpbin0.10.2 unblocks our test suite with Flask 3.0 which should fix the breakages in the last several months. In that window, our PyPy 3.8 build has broken on Windows due to pyca/cryptography#10371. PyPy has dropped upstream support for both 3.7 and 3.8, so it seems more straight forward to follow them than try to patch around the cryptography issue.We'll plan to deprecate both EoS PyPy runtimes with the next Requests release alongside CPython 3.7.