🔥 Remove outdated needs_py310 marker from tests#1852
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@YuriiMotov can you take a look here please? |
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@stickm4n : please refrain from pinging maintainers directly. These PRs are being triaged but additional pings just add to our workload and effectively slows us down by adding to the noise. |
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Good catch!
There's a lot of files impacted here, but I reviewed everything in detail and it all looks good, simply removing the needs_py310 marker which has become redundant now that sqlmodel only support Python 3.10 and up.
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Since February 20th minimum version of python supported by
sqlmodelis Python 3.10, therefor this check becomes redundant.