Start running some tests with 3.14 #15080
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Okay, so this doesn't work. But it does seem like there should be some way to test with python pre-releases. |
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Also, to be clear, someone else who knows what they are doing should take this over. I just wanted to nudge the ball a bit. |
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Hi @opoplawski, thanks so much for starting to work on this! There is an open issue related to this with some hints on how we can install a 3.14 pre-release: #15087 |
- Introduced a new condarc file for Python 3.14 with specific channels. - Updated the workflow to dynamically select the appropriate condarc file based on the Python version and default channel.
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@opoplawski I've pushed a small change to show how to use the |
…ozendict and conditional conda installation based on the default channel. This improves dependency management for tests.
…ct for conda installation, enhancing dependency management.
This reverts the problematic changes from commit f74da82 that: 1. Incorrectly removed the @deprecated decorator from PrefixActionGroup 2. Added initial_action_groups and final_action_groups to the deprecated PrefixActionGroup NamedTuple (which should only be in PrefixActions) 3. Changed _prepare to return PrefixActionGroup instead of PrefixActions The deprecation strategy is: - PrefixActions (dataclass) is the new implementation - PrefixActionGroup (NamedTuple) is deprecated and users should use PrefixActions instead - _prepare() returns PrefixActions, not the deprecated PrefixActionGroup
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Python 3.14 rc1 is out, we should start testing with it.
Checklist - did you ...
newsdirectory (using the template) for the next release's release notes?