feat(client-python): support Github CI for client-python #2573
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coolderli
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@shaofengshi Hi, I use Github ci to have a test. Does this meet our needs? |
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I think we'd better integrate with gradle, so one gradle command can run all the build/test things. The changes here only do the github CI, we still cannot run it locally. |
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Peidian, will this change make the github action longer? If the PR doesn't have change on Python, will the test python be triggred also? @coolderli |
@shaofengshi Yes, this will always be triggered for now. We can add some restrictions to it. |
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close this. because there is a new patch: #2684 |
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