Python 3.14 support, Drop Python 2 support, cleanup#225
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Thanks, I forgot to push the commit that updated the version number. This is great, now that we have the workflow can anyone with permission on the repo publish to pypi? |
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Yes, that's my understanding. The publishing will be triggered when pushing a tag. We can specify specific users or teams that need to approve the workflow before publishing in the "pypi" environment (https://github.com/ckan/ckanapi/settings/environments/12254609770/edit) |
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@amercader as a test would you like to push a release for these changes? |
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Would that be a 5.0 version? or a 4.10? also where's the changelog 🙂 ? |
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A bit of cleanup, prompted by this failure on Python 3.14:
Summary:
Note: the versions on setup.py (4.8) and PyPI (4.9) were out of sync, I've updated the one the source