GitHub Actions: run tests on PyPy3.11 #10286
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We are having trouble installing pylint v3.3.5 on PyPy3.11 on GitHub Actions. Also, `pip install --help` shows six different `--u*` options so when writing commands that others will read, explicitly use the self-documenting `--upgrade` instead of `-U`. * --user * --upgrade * --upgrade-strategy <upgrade_strategy> * --use-pep517 * --use-feature <feature> * --use-deprecated <feature>
Pierre-Sassoulas
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Mar 18, 2025
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🤖 According to the primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. 🤖🎉 This comment was generated for commit 27b1954 |
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@cclauss did you close by mistake ? |
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We are having trouble installing pylint v3.3.5 on PyPy3.11 on Windows (only!) on GitHub Actions.
Also,
pip install --helpshows six different--u*options so when writing commands that others will read, explicitly use the self-documenting--upgradeinstead of-U.Type of Changes
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