Add CI + official support for Python 3.14 #3483
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Doesn't work because of gradio (pydantic-core pinned) in testing pipeline. Let's drop it for now and reassess in a bit (not a hurry anyway) |
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Add tests for Python 3.14 in CI.
Since Gradio does not run on Python 3.14 yet, I've moved the Gradio test (webhook server) to its own CI test on Python 3.13. The majority of the tests are now run in Python 3.9 and Python 3.14.
EDIT: we actually had a bug to fix in Python 3.14. Type annotations are not handled the same way at runtime so for strict typed dicts it's best to use
annotationlib(a new standard lib' shipped in 3.14).