No longer treat 3.12 as experimental on smmap CI#54
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+ Make YAML indentation more consistent.
Since Python 3.12.0 stable has been released and is available via setup-python, per: https://github.com/actions/python-versions/blob/main/versions-manifest.json This makes it so continue-on-error and allow-prereleases are no longer special-cased to true for 3.12; instead, 3.12 is treaed the same as other Python releases (where those are false).
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Byron commented Oct 3, 2023
Thanks again, much appreciated 🙏. |
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Now that Python 3.12.0 has a stable release and is available.
This makes the same changes as in gitpython-developers/gitdb#97 and for the same reasons, including running CI on all branches. As there, I can remove that part if you don't want it.
(For posterity and cross-linking, I note also that this is related to gitpython-developers/GitPython#1689.)