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I was trying to see if the version of civicpy installed on the new civic VM was correct, and realized there's no
--version
support. This adds that:Unrelated, but notable, I was not able to get
backports-datetime-fromisoformat
to install locally no matter what I tried. (I did only spend like 10 mins looking into it though).Based on the README its "A backport of Python 3.11's datetime.fromisoformat methods to earlier versions of Python 3."
I'm guessing its too early to drop 3.10 support since it's not technically EOL yet, but once it is, maybe we should drop support for it and get rid of that dependency?