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CIItems related to the CI tools such as CircleCI, GitHub Actions or AzuredefectA clear bug or issue that prevents SciPy from being installed or used as expected
The file linux.yml in .github/workflows defines a test job test_numpy_main (with name: NumPy main), and according to the settings in that file, the job is supposed to run with Python 3.10. Error messages in test failures on the main branch show that it is actually using Python 3.8.
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Mar 25, 2022
It looks like the relevant change was in #14832 (back in November). @tupui, do you recall why the explicit installation and use of Python 3.10 was removed for this job? It looks like the job now uses the system python, which is apparently 3.8.
It is yes, the job is used for latest and pre-released versions of Python + NumPy.
We just disabled this part for now until there is a RC of 3.11. This is why the matrix is still there. Also we might be able to remove the custom code because GH provides pre-release versions now. I will do this once there is a RC (I am not sure we want to test with alpha or beta). See https://github.com/actions/python-versions/releases
CIItems related to the CI tools such as CircleCI, GitHub Actions or AzuredefectA clear bug or issue that prevents SciPy from being installed or used as expected
Describe your issue.
The file linux.yml in
.github/workflows
defines a test jobtest_numpy_main
(withname: NumPy main
), and according to the settings in that file, the job is supposed to run with Python 3.10. Error messages in test failures on the main branch show that it is actually using Python 3.8.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: