Move to CircleCI 2.0 #106
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This allows the requirements to move out of the CI config.
Specifically: we rely on werkzeug.config, which is no longer present in 1.x.
This should be similar to the release process from the old circle.yml, though I can't find a way to replicate the old "owner" filter.
The current aim is to move to Circle CI 2.0, we can fix Python 3.8 later.
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This seems to be mostly working (see PeterJCLaw#2), though it has highlighted some issues under Python 3.8 (hence why that job isn't run).
This also shows up that
blackandisortdislike the current code layout, though I propose we fix those separately.The release task here is untested as it's somewhat hard to test that.
Note that for the moment there's no attempt to build the debian package here. This is intentional as it is expected that that will change soon anyway (#105).