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FIX: Removed Python 3.6 from CI #2281
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Our Github Action runners do not have Python 3.6 any more. To unblock building CI, this version was removed.
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+ Coverage 76.30% 76.92% +0.61%
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+ Hits 18307 18554 +247
+ Misses 4939 4793 -146
- Partials 745 773 +28
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@sebix Please remove 3.6 as required. Thanks |
@aaronkaplan Can you please remove the 3.6 tests from the list of required checks (in the settings of the repo)? Only the admin of the repository can do that. That blocks currently all other PRs as well. |
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This PR is fine for the CI-part, but 3.6 also needs to be removed on several other places, e.g. setup.py, the docs (user/installation) and explained in NEWS
yup. Tomorrow...
… On 07.12.2022, at 21:27, Sebastian ***@***.***> wrote:
@aaronkaplan Can you please remove the 3.6 tests from the list of required checks (in the settings of the repo)? Only the admin of the repository can do that.
That blocks currently all other PRs as well.
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Our Github Action runners do not have Python 3.6
any more. To unblock building CI, this version
was removed.
This PR is intended to unlock CI. Fully dropping
the Python 3.6 is an another work to do.