Merge GH Actions workflows that run tests into a single workflow.
Changes:
CI workflows are now merged into a single workflow. I also got rid of the core tests. Now all tests are always run. Anyway, running all tests is only slightly longer than running just the "core" tests.
Windows tests are no more using docker images. It was really slow to download the images on every run. Which means that they now take about as much time to run than Linux and macOS :)
The per_available_shell decorator now sets config.default_shell to enforce the default shell when used. This avoids mistakes where we forget to call config.override("default_shell", shell) in tests decorated with per_available_shell. About a dozen or more tests were simply not testing any other shell then the current default shell (including all the shell tests!).
Every test that was using the "hello_world" bind module were depending on .PY to be in PATHEXT on Windows. This is very error prone. This is now fixed by wrapping the python code into an executable using distlib (like pip does with entry points).
rez-selftest will now create a "python" rez package that is used by our test packages (for building, etc) to fix issues when there is no executable python on a system. This also removes the implicit dependency in our test packages. Note that the python package simply contains a virtualenv. That's very simple and does the trick. We don't really care about which version of python we need anyway. We just need a python interpreter.
Now testing Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10 and 3.11. Previously, only Python 3.7 was tested.
Testing more python versions showed a bug in the latest tests I added for the deprecation warnings in the configs. This bug was only present on Windows and was a bug in the test itself. It's now fixed.
All these changes are required due to dropping the docker images on Windows and also due to the fact that we are now using macos-latest, which doesn't have a python executable (it only has python3).
Merge GH Actions workflows that run tests into a single workflow.
Changes:
per_available_shelldecorator now setsconfig.default_shellto enforce the default shell when used. This avoids mistakes where we forget to callconfig.override("default_shell", shell)in tests decorated withper_available_shell. About a dozen or more tests were simply not testing any other shell then the current default shell (including all the shell tests!)..PYto be inPATHEXTon Windows. This is very error prone. This is now fixed by wrapping the python code into an executable usingdistlib(like pip does with entry points).rez-selftestwill now create a "python" rez package that is used by our test packages (for building, etc) to fix issues when there is no executablepythonon a system. This also removes the implicit dependency in our test packages. Note that the python package simply contains a virtualenv. That's very simple and does the trick. We don't really care about which version of python we need anyway. We just need a python interpreter.All these changes are required due to dropping the docker images on Windows and also due to the fact that we are now using
macos-latest, which doesn't have apythonexecutable (it only haspython3).