Update PyPy CI Specifier #467
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I am not well-versed in nox. The github setup-python specifier is now pypy-3.7, the executable in the created environment can be one of pypy3, pypy3.7, pypy, python, python3, or python3.7. Is nox looking for pypy-3.7? That is not one of the options. |
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In the end the old invocation was correct Co-authored-by: Pradyun Gedam <[email protected]>
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You didn't modify any .py files, so the required runs aren't running anymore. 🤣 It's fine though -- I can tick the admin checkbox and merge this. |
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pypy3is being deprecated as a specifier, see actions/setup-python#244. Right now this affects macos-latest, but I imagine it will percolate through the other os images as well. The current CI here has not failed, I think because the image is cached.