Python 3 is the default nowadays #173
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For the sake of completeness, other maintainers claim that some version of Python needs to be defined for stability: However, I fail to see how Unless |
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@jaraco From actions/setup-python/README.md:
The crucial part of information that I missed in https://github.com/actions/setup-python/blob/main/docs/advanced-usage.md#using-the-python-version-input is:
So indeed, Should I revert? |
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The modified job is |
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I'd really prefer to use the latest stable Python for those jobs. Yes, let's revert those lines. Thanks. |
This reverts commit 8673961. Removing of `python-version` falls back on the Python bundled with the runner, making actions/setup-python a no-op. Here, the maintainer prefers using the latest release of Python 3. This is what `3.x` means: use the latest release of Python 3.
This reverts commit 8673961. Removing `python-version` falls back on the Python bundled with the runner, making actions/setup-python a no-op. Here, the maintainer prefers using the latest release of Python 3. This is what `3.x` means: use the latest release of Python 3.
This reverts commit 8673961. Removing `python-version` falls back on the Python bundled with the runner, making actions/setup-python a no-op. Here, the maintainer prefers using the latest release of Python 3. This is what `3.x` means: use the latest release of Python 3.
This reverts commit 8673961. Removing `python-version` falls back on the Python bundled with the runner, making actions/setup-python a no-op. Here, the maintainer prefers using the latest release of Python 3. This is what `3.x` means: use the latest release of Python 3.
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Anderson Bravalheri (8):
Suggestions for documentation about public interfaces
Fix error in windows test
Add newsfragment
Restore delayed import of pkg_resources
Remove methods already defined in Distutils
Add newsfragment
Comment out unused build dependency
Add news fragment
Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos (2):
Python 3 is the default nowadays (jaraco/skeleton#173)
Revert "Python 3 is the default nowadays (jaraco/skeleton#173)" (jaraco/skeleton#175)
Jason R. Coombs (36):
Add documentation describing which interfaces are supported.
Add coherent.licensed plugin to inject license texts into the build.
Make the quickstart primary.
Remove comment referring to pkg_resources.
In bdist_egg, remove reliance on pkg_resources.
Convert stub into a single string for easier human parsing.
In build_ext, remove reliance on pkg_resources.
Converted install_scripts and _scripts to prefer importlib.metadata over pkg_resources.
Add a compatibility shim and warning for legacy use on ScriptWriter.get_args
Prefer importlib.resources in _scripts.
Remove unused context manager.
Adapt test_distinfo to test_version and migrate to use importlib.metadata.
Removed test_version and test_conditional_dependencies, as these tests were only exercising expectations about pkg_resources and not dist_info.
Prefer importlib.resources in test_windows_wrappers.
Add news fragment.
Fixup docs build
Bump version: 80.4.0 → 80.5.0
Bump to setuptools 77 or later.
Remove comments referring to pkg_resources and inline a compatibility behavior with its explanation.
Set the due date for installer removal (same as easy_install and package_index).
Rely on importlib.metadata to detect presence of wheel.
Replace pkg_resources with packaging.requirements.
Migrated installer to avoid pkg_resources.
Add news fragment.
Normalize imports
Add news fragment.
Bump version: 80.5.0 → 80.6.0
Bump version: 80.6.0 → 80.7.0
Only attempt to fetch eggs for unsatisfied requirements.
In installer, when discovering egg dists, let metadata discovery search each egg.
Bump version: 80.7.0 → 80.7.1
Restore explicit LICENSE file
Extract a method for converting requires.
Replace pkg_resources with importlib.metadata and packaging.requirements.
Add news fragment.
Bump version: 80.7.1 → 80.8.0
Michał Górny (2):
Mark new tests as `uses_network`
Add a news fragment
…co/skeleton#175) This reverts commit 8673961. Removing `python-version` falls back on the Python bundled with the runner, making actions/setup-python a no-op. Here, the maintainer prefers using the latest release of Python 3. This is what `3.x` means: use the latest release of Python 3.
…co/skeleton#175) This reverts commit 8673961. Removing `python-version` falls back on the Python bundled with the runner, making actions/setup-python a no-op. Here, the maintainer prefers using the latest release of Python 3. This is what `3.x` means: use the latest release of Python 3.
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