[Edit] Learn Git & GitHub: Python version described in the document "GitHub Actions & Tutorial On Automated Testing" gives error

[adnanfaisal]

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Fix grammar, spelling, formatting

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In the Learn Git and GitHub course, in the topic titled GitHub Actions & Tutorial On Automated Testing (https://www.codecademy.com/courses/learn-git/articles/github-actions-tutorial-on-automated-testing), there is an example yaml file namely unittests.yaml. It mentions python-version: 3.10.0. But, if the workflow is run with this version, the following error is encountered.

Build: Version 3.10.0 with arch x64 not found The list of all available versions can be found here: >https://raw.githubusercontent.com/actions/python-versions/main/versions-manifest.json

(The error seems to be due to this bug: actions/setup-python#401)

However, if Python version number is updated (for example to 3.12.0), the workflow runs perfectly.

So, the Python version number in the file unittests.yaml file should be corrected.

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[adnanfaisal]

Hello, if approved, please assign to me. I would like to work on this.

[Brodes4JC]

I too encountered this same Issue. I changed the version to 3.12.6 and it worked.

[SaviDahegaonkar]

Hey @adnanfaisal ,
You’re assigned 🎉 In addition to the documents linked in the description, please also look at the Contribution Guide. After creating a PR, the maintainer(s) (with the collaborator label) will add comments/suggestions to address any revisions before approval.

Is this your first contribution to Codecademy Docs? If so, we’re curious to know how you found out about contributing to Docs.

Thanks & Regards,
Savi

[SaviDahegaonkar]

I too encountered this same Issue. I changed the version to 3.12.6 and it worked.

You can take another issue, we will assign the issue to you. Please comment on the issue so we can assign it.

[adnanfaisal]

Hey @adnanfaisal , You’re assigned 🎉 In addition to the documents linked in the description, please also look at the Contribution Guide. After creating a PR, the maintainer(s) (with the collaborator label) will add comments/suggestions to address any revisions before approval.

Thanks, @SaviDahegaonkar!

Is this your first contribution to Codecademy Docs? If so, we’re curious to know how you found out about contributing to Docs.

Yes, it is my first contribution. I came to know about it from Codecademy's Git & GitHub course.

[SaviDahegaonkar]

Hello @adnanfaisal ,
Thank you for your contribution. You can write the PR and get it reviewed. You can reach out to me in case you have any concerns regarding this issue.

Thanks,
Savi

[adnanfaisal]

Hi @SaviDahegaonkar, thank you!

Now my problem is - the issue is not in Codecademy's public doc about Git (https://www.codecademy.com/resources/docs/git), but it is in Codecademy's Learn Git & GitHub course: https://www.codecademy.com/enrolled/courses/learn-git. Can you kindly help me find the right repo to fork?

Best regards,
Adnan

[minisha1212]

@SaviDahegaonkar can I work on this issue?

[mamtawardhani]

@SaviDahegaonkar Kindly check this as per our discussion and close the issue at the earliest.

[mamtawardhani]

Hey @adnanfaisal this is not a valid issue as it tends to change an article and not a docs entry. However, thank you for highlighting this, I"ll get this checked.
Thank you, closing this issue! 😄

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