removed python 3.7, added 3.10 to github workflow #62
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Haha "I apologise for helping your project along!" 😂 Thank you very much @thanushipeiris! 👏 |
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Sorry for randomly trying this! You mentioned it in #58 and I wanted to understand github workflows a bit better.
Basically just followed the example in the readme here and committed every time I changed something until the tests started passing again.
Added quotations in the yml as otherwise 3.10 gets recognised as 3.1