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The recent updates bring refinement to the CI/CD workflow triggers, Python versions, and Miniconda setup in .github/workflows/build.yml. The version number in sleap/version.py was advanced from "1.4.0a0" to "1.4.1a0". These enhancements aim to streamline the build process and ensure alignment with the latest tools and dependencies.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
.github/workflows/build.yml |
Adjusted workflow triggers, Python versions, Miniconda setup, conda solver, and build/upload steps. |
sleap/version.py |
Updated version number from "1.4.0a0" to "1.4.1a0". |
🐇✨ In the code's warren, a version anew, Workflows refined, for a build that’s true. Python and Miniconda, in harmony they sing, To the tune of progress, new efficiencies bring. Hoppity hop, the code does grow, With each small change, onward we go. 🌱💻
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Description
build.ymlto match updates tobuild_manual.ymlso that conda and pypi packages are built successfully during github workflows.BUILD_PATHis set as aGITHUB_ENV.Types of changes
Does this address any currently open issues?
Addresses pre-release actions failing: v1.4.0a0.
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