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VigneshVSV opened this issue Apr 15, 2025 · 0 comments
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Add windows and macOS runner, python 3.13 for unit tests #71

VigneshVSV opened this issue Apr 15, 2025 · 0 comments
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VigneshVSV commented Apr 15, 2025

Some dependencies are breaking OS-specific. This needs to be avoided & should become part of regular testing.

See problem faced in #70 with pyzmq - #70 (comment)

GitHub supports windows and macOS runners, details found here

Rough steps -

  • first introduce python 3.13 in the testing matrix
  • for each python version, add all three OS-es (mac, windows & linux). So there are total of 9 unit tests.

Even if one OS is included completely (say mac OS is not working because the unit tests were never checked in it), we can create a new sub-issue.

@VigneshVSV VigneshVSV added the draft this issue is in draft state and is not be ready for working label Apr 15, 2025
@VigneshVSV VigneshVSV changed the title Add windows runner for unit tests Add windows and macOS runner for unit tests Apr 18, 2025
@VigneshVSV VigneshVSV added good first issue Good for newcomers intermediate intermediate level good first issues, might be little harder to complete and removed draft this issue is in draft state and is not be ready for working labels Apr 18, 2025
@VigneshVSV VigneshVSV changed the title Add windows and macOS runner for unit tests Add windows and macOS runner, python 3.13 for unit tests Apr 18, 2025
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