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CI Pipeline for Python Package #250

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@777arc 777arc commented Nov 21, 2022

Runs unit tests on each push, and will email you if there's an error. Not sure if it blocks a merge, that might be in repo settings.

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@777arc Can we have 3.6, 3.8 and 3.10 pipelines? Thinking specifically about the recent issue with #253

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777arc commented Dec 5, 2022

I thought we said the python package was supposed to work under python 3.6, which would catch #253 assuming there's a unit test that covers that part. Python is pretty good about backwards compatibility across major releases so 3.6 should be the only thing we need to test under.

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Ah yeah you are correct, sorry. For some reason I thought i tested that in 3.6 and it changed in 3.8... Disregard.

@777arc 777arc merged commit 87c3c23 into sigmf-v1.x Dec 5, 2022
@777arc 777arc deleted the create-pipeline branch December 5, 2022 20:44
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