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Problem description:
If python 3.6 is added to the pypi test, it will generate a "The version '3.6' with architecture 'x64' was not found for Ubuntu 22.04." error.
Reproduction steps:
Add 3.6 to .github/workflows/test-with-pypi.yml. See code change in this PR.
I think this is fine - we should no longer be supporting Python 3.6. It's way beyond end-of-life, and Python 3.6 support has already been dropped for some dependent packages.
What was the motivation for adding 3.6 to the test-with-pypi workflow?
Problem description:
If python 3.6 is added to the pypi test, it will generate a "The version '3.6' with architecture 'x64' was not found for Ubuntu 22.04." error.
Reproduction steps:
Add 3.6 to .github/workflows/test-with-pypi.yml. See code change in this PR.
Expected behavior:
Pas the github workflows test.
OS: Ubuntu 22.04
Python version: 3.6
See PR #169 for details
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