For the longest time I was pretty meh about following newer Python releases, instead preferring to stick with a "python--" subset that would work across all the

For the longest time I was pretty meh about following newer Python releases, instead preferring to stick with a "python--" subset that would work across all the machines in my fleet. But recently I've really been enjoying the new features and have decided to make 3.10 my standard. In particular, the type annotations make my editor (LunarVim) a LOT smarter and let me find many errors before I even run the code. Part of that has been that Ubuntu 22.04 has 3.10 in it. So, while I'd like to go up to 3.11, I'm not sure there's a good story for adding 3.11 to a 22.04 system.