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Add more pre-commit CIs to Python 3.9 PRs #369

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vstinner opened this issue May 19, 2020 · 7 comments
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Add more pre-commit CIs to Python 3.9 PRs #369

vstinner opened this issue May 19, 2020 · 7 comments

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@vstinner
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Currently, PRs on the 3.9 branch of Python only gets 1 CI (Travis CI) + 3 bots. Example:
python/cpython#20228

Whereas PRs on 3.8 branch of Python get 8 CIs + 3 bots. Example:
python/cpython#20191

Would it be possible to enable GitHub Action jobs on the 3.9 branch? cc @Mariatta @ambv @pablogsal

Also: How can we enable Azure Pipelines on 3.9? cc @brettcannon @zooba

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hugovk commented May 19, 2020

Please see PR python/cpython#20231 to enable GHA for the 3.9 branch.

@vstinner
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Would it be possible to enable GitHub Action jobs on the 3.9 branch? cc @Mariatta @ambv @pablogsal

Ok, this part should be fixed by python/cpython@c105f7d

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FYI I don't know anything about Azure Pipelines. I know way more about GitHub Actions.

@vstinner
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Please see PR python/cpython#20231 to enable GHA for the 3.9 branch.

Changing the config in master wasn't enough. Backporting to 3.9 fixed it. Example: python/cpython#20228

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zooba commented Aug 7, 2020

Sorry, just saw this. I'm switching the Pipelines trigger configuration back to the YAML files, so it'll be enabled soon.

@CAM-Gerlach
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Just checking in since this was referenced in python/peps#1405 — is this fixed now?

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hugovk commented Jan 23, 2023

No comments one year on, I think we're good here so let's close this issue, and can re-open, or open a new issue if there's something still needed.

@hugovk hugovk closed this as completed Jan 23, 2023
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