ci: Test against OpenEXR 3.3 and deal with its 4.0 bump #4466
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OpenEXR 3.3 was just released and its main branch has bumped its advertised version to 4.0 (the latter breaking our "bleeding edge" CI test). Raise our "latest releases" test to use 3.3. Our "bleeding edge" test picking up the now-called-4.0 OpenEXR main branch required some minor logic changes to not reject the version as too new to be compatible. Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]>
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This demonstrably fixes our broken CI test, and changes no code so it can't really break anything. So I'm going to pre-emptively merge without review. |
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OpenEXR 3.3 was just released and its main branch has bumped its advertised version to 4.0 (the latter breaking our "bleeding edge" CI test).
Raise our "latest releases" test to use 3.3.
Our "bleeding edge" test picking up the now-called-4.0 OpenEXR main branch required some minor logic changes to not reject the version as too new to be compatible.