Properly upgrade CI/CD tests to Python 3.12 once the version is available in the environment

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Safely and reliably download files with PycURL

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Properly upgrade CI/CD tests to Python 3.12 once the version is available in the environment #67

Open noexec opened 11 months ago

noexec commented 11 months ago

[x] Verify that venv / 3.x-ubuntu-x64 maps to CPython 3.12 and works
[ ] Add Python 3.12 to miniconda ubuntu/windows/macos flows once it's available, and verify it works; perhaps leave 3.11 in
[x] Remove pylint<3 restriction in miniconda environment once pytest-pylint is upgraded from 0.18.0 in conda-forge (or install via pip)
[x] Update test matrix in package documentation

noexec commented 11 months ago

Wrt. setup-python:

Cached tools:

Ubuntu (no Python 3.12 at the moment)
Windows (has Python 3.12)
macOS (no Python 3.12 at the moment)

Downloadable versions:

versions-manifest.json (has Python 3.12 for all x64 platforms and win32/x86)
Specifying check-latest should enable usage of the downloadable versions.

noexec commented 11 months ago

Wrt. setup-miniconda:

According to parameters description, all Python versions listed for Anaconda are supported, including Python 3.12 (despite there being no Miniconda installers with bundled Python 3.12).

Need to test by explicitly requesting Python 3.12 in test-conda flow.

noexec commented 11 months ago

PycURL is apparently not yet available for Python 3.12 in conda-forge.

A slightly more recent (and more recently uploaded) PycURL is available in main channel (which is a part of defaults channel included in test-environment.yml), but it also has no Python 3.12 builds yet.

noexec commented 10 months ago

Seems that Linux and macOS builds of PycURL 7.45.2 for Python 3.12 have been uploaded to conda's main channel during the last 10 days. Worth testing, even if Windows builds are not there yet. Win-64 has been uploaded as well.