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The current OS given by specifying ubuntu-latest in GitHub Actions, Ubuntu 22.04, dropped support for Python 3.6. This is causing the Python 3.6 builds to fail immediately.
A stopgap solution to this is pinning the OS used to Ubuntu 20.04 -- I did this in another repository here, and it worked fine.
However, it would be good to eventually figure out a way to vary the operating system version based on the Python version (so Python 3.6 would be tested on Ubuntu 20.04, and Python ≥ 3.7 would be tested on ubuntu-latest -- at least until the next version of Ubuntu drops support for older Python versions, I assume).
Implement stopgap solution -- pin ubuntu version to ubuntu-20.04 for all builds
Implement better solution that varies ubuntu version based on python version
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Adjust GitHub Actions CI to use different Ubuntu version for Python 3.6
Adjust GitHub Actions CI to use a different Ubuntu version for Python 3.6
Sep 13, 2023
* DOC: add internet archive link to FASTG spec
Fixes#9.
* DOC: tidy up link to archived specification
* BLD: pin CI Ubuntu version to 20.04
Fixes half of #10.
* STY/TST: fix flake8 line-length issues in test
this also made the code a lot cleaner, so probs for the best
* STY/BLD: lint/check setup.py; pin black < 22.10
The current OS given by specifying
ubuntu-latest
in GitHub Actions, Ubuntu 22.04, dropped support for Python 3.6. This is causing the Python 3.6 builds to fail immediately.A stopgap solution to this is pinning the OS used to Ubuntu 20.04 -- I did this in another repository here, and it worked fine.
However, it would be good to eventually figure out a way to vary the operating system version based on the Python version (so Python 3.6 would be tested on Ubuntu 20.04, and Python ≥ 3.7 would be tested on
ubuntu-latest
-- at least until the next version of Ubuntu drops support for older Python versions, I assume).ubuntu-20.04
for all buildsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: