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Enable python3.12 in GHA #25964
Enable python3.12 in GHA #25964
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We typically use native python version for Linux OSes. |
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- Code coverage | |||
- Coverity (Ubuntu 20.04, Python 3.11) | |||
- Coverity (Ubuntu 20.04, Python 3.12) | |||
- Fedora (RHEL), Python 3.9 | |||
- Linux (Ubuntu 20.04, Python 3.8) |
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- Linux (Ubuntu 20.04, Python 3.8) | |
- Linux (Ubuntu 20.04, Python 3.12) |
Agree, the default version of Python must be validated as well. |
In that case how should we proceed with testing Python 3.12 in GHA? Back when we had Azure we bumped Python version in all jobs, in addition to usual extension of Jenkins pipelines. Now the situation has changed, and also I suppose GHA cover more code than Azure did. In that case should we:
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I suggest waiting for "official" GHA work which will align Jenkins and GHA pipelines in terms of Python versions coverage as well. CC @dorloff |
Close it in favor #26466 |
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