PYTHON-4077 Make sure to upload release wheel for python 3.7 on macos… #1459
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mongodb#1459) (cherry picked from commit ffd61f8)
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During a conversation about changes in universal wheel support in MacOS after Python 3.7, we discovered that we hadn't published 3.7 wheels for MacOS since 4.4.0. We have manually built and uploaded the missing versions. This PR fixes the mistake made in the refactor in .evergreen/config.yml.
Going forward, we will be using Github Actions for release because it supports trusted publishing. See .github/workflows/release-python.yml.