devops(conda): publish a single version per OS instead of each supported Python version#2391
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| requirements: | ||
| build: | ||
| - python # [build_platform != target_platform] | ||
| - python >=3.8 # [build_platform != target_platform] |
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Do we have a test bot with such minimal version to ensure that we are still compatible with it? What I see below is just a python with the same version as was used for the build.
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We don't have such bots in place for conda, will do some manual testing, but this replicates what we do for pytest-playwright, so fairly confident that it works.
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Motivation: Currently we publish OS multiplied by supported Python version (see here), which is not necessary, this will reduce the published packages to only the supported OS'es which have a certain Python version requirement, like we have for Pypi.
Fixes #1023