chore: add monthly compatibility workflow #647
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Basically runs CI against various peers to ensure we're still compatible.
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Intreating approach. What do you think if we instead add a script to check latest version of peer deeps (test next major in CI), it is a little hard to keep testing all older versions. |
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similar to this but using we could probably assume older ones work since we must've tested them in the past. so maybe it is more useful testing against the latest ones |
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Basically runs CI against various peers to ensure we're still
compatible.
@pi0 let me know if this makes sense. if you know a better way, i'm all ears. this is what i was talking about in #640.
we could also add every peer with
@latestto get ahead on if a new major is published that we're not compatible with