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MNT add GitHub workflow for testing latest released version #1188

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romanlutz opened this issue Jan 19, 2023 · 1 comment
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MNT add GitHub workflow for testing latest released version #1188

romanlutz opened this issue Jan 19, 2023 · 1 comment
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@romanlutz
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While we have lots of workflows, we're currently only testing the version on the main branch, not the latest released version. We should add a workflow for that to the nightly.yml workflow. It should probably be in a separate file test-latest-release.yml and then referenced in nightly.yml. It's probably easiest to copy an existing test workflow (like test-all-deps.yml ) and adjust the installation. We'd need to install using pip install fairlearn rather than installing from the local directory.
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We'd need to install using pip install fairlearn rather than installing from the local directory.

If we checkout the release branch, installing from the release branch would be okay I think.

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