Chore: test a single python version on PRs#2603
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I like the approach, but shouldn't we do 3.12 on PRs instead?
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No idea which is likely to cause the most issues to be honest (oldest vs newest). I'll follow your suggestion and update to 3.12 |
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@m1n0 Since python 3.13 and 3.14 are also already out there, I changed to:
3.14 seems to work based on a local test (against postgres), but will see what CI does. |
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no objections, although I had some issues with black on 3.14 locally, but I haven't invested into figuring it out |
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Change github workflow to only test a single python version on PR, rather than all supported versions. Commits to
maincontinue to test all supported python versions.