Closed Nytelife26 closed 7 months ago
but why also change ubuntu and windows? Going away from "latest" is only a workaround.
but why also change ubuntu and windows? Going away from "latest" is only a workaround.
in general version pinning so breaking changes are not administered automatically is a good way to run things. i will figure out a matrix that tests both, but in the meantime this is fine.
welcome back, by the way
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The key change here is using macos-12 instead of macos-latest. This prevents the runner from switching to arm64, for which there are no compiled versions of older Python targets (i.e. 3.8, 3.9).