run tests every monday to check for a possible new pip release #297
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Signed-off-by: Fridolin Pokorny <fridolin.pokorny@gmail.com>
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I like the idea but it might be even better if we could check for new releases of pip, update micropipenv and open a PR with that change from github actions. I think it's possible to write a shell script to do that. That way, if a new release is available, you'll get PR with CI run ready to be merged instead of "just" failed CI. |
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+1, that makes sense (was it called "cyborg team member" back then? :) ). Sadly, I will not have time to implement it now. |
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Proposal in #298 |
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Superseded by #298 |
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This introduces a breaking change
This Pull Request implements
pip is released every 3 months. As micropipenv checks for compatible versions in sources, it might be nice to trigger CI periodically and eventually report if it is behind the current pip version, or, if it needs to be adjusted. To support this, run tests every Monday at 7am UTC.