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Oh dear, looks like CI is quite broken. Not your fault, but that makes it hard to review this... |
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From a quick search it seems to me this has to do with the pytest version being pinned to <5.0.0. The last update to 4.x was almost 3 years ago. Line 45 in 807f751 Tests of 3.7, 3.8 and 3.9 fail because of pyroma. setup.py
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pyroma: PYRUNKNOWN / You should specify what Python versions you support with the 'requires-python'/'python_requires' metadata.
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Thanks @BSchilperoort! Let's just remove the upper and lower limits then for pytest. The pyroma check should be fixed by adding python_requires = >=3.7 under [options] in setup.cfg, I think. |
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I'm finding all the interesting ways to break the CI it seems 😂 |
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I guess the easiest fix here is to just wait two days for the (hopefully monthly) budget to be reset. |
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Well, actually you could try forking the repo and making the PR and running CI there to circumvent the nlesc org limits :) |
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All green, except the Windows builds, but that's already a separate issue: #326. Good to go! |
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Adds python 3.10 and 3.11 to the test matrix.
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