chore!: drop Python 3.10 support#908
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Python 3.10 reaches end-of-life soon and apify-client v3 (next major) will require Python >= 3.11. Bumping the minimum now lets the SDK use 3.11+ stdlib idioms (`datetime.UTC`, `typing.Self`, `TimeoutError` alias) and unblocks the apify-client v3 adoption series. - `pyproject.toml`: `requires-python = ">=3.11"`, drop the 3.10 classifier, set `[tool.ty.environment]` to 3.11. - `.github/workflows/_checks.yaml`: drop 3.10 from lint, type-check, unit-test, integration-test, and e2e-test matrices. - Refresh `uv.lock` (removes 3.10-only backport packages). - Apply ruff autofixes unlocked by the version bump (UP017, UP035, UP041) across `src/` and `tests/`. BREAKING CHANGE: Python 3.10 is no longer supported.
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@janbuchar Starting with SDK v4, I'll split the big PRs into more, smaller reviewable ones. Let's start with this. |
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The previous ruff autofix (UP017) hoisted `from datetime import UTC` to module scope, but `main()` functions passed to `make_actor` are serialized and run on the Apify platform without access to enclosing-module imports, so they raised `NameError: name 'UTC' is not defined` at runtime.
Mirrors the apify-client v3 upgrading guide structure. Further breaking-change sections for v4 (apify-client v3 adoption, webhook API rework) will be added on top in their respective branches.
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pyproject.toml(requires-python, classifiers,[tool.ty.environment]) and drop 3.10 from every CI matrix in.github/workflows/_checks.yaml(lint, type-check, unit tests, integration tests, e2e tests).src/andtests/:UP017(datetime.timezone.utc→datetime.UTC),UP035(typing_extensions.Self→typing.Self),UP041(asyncio.TimeoutError→ builtinTimeoutError).uv.lock— the resolver drops the 3.10-only backport packages (backports-asyncio-runner,exceptiongroup,importlib-metadata,zipp).Why
3.10 reaches end-of-life soon, and the upcoming
apify-clientv3 already requires>=3.11. Landing the version drop on its own first keeps the v3 client-upgrade series small and reviewable.BREAKING CHANGE
Python 3.10 is no longer supported. Users on 3.10 must upgrade to 3.11+ before pulling the next SDK release.