Prevents Scheduled Workflow From Being Deactivated & [IBCDPE-898] Fix Python Versioning Issue for CI #3
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Problem:
Github by default will disable scheduled Actions on repositories that have had no commits for >50 days. This presents a problem for repos such as
fs-synapsewhich are still actively used but may not have frequent commits. When the workflow is deactivated, it also prevents normal runs from happening when you push new changes to a PR or intomainuntil you reactivate it.Solution:
Add the keepalive-workflow to our CI pipeline to prevent our scheduled action from ever becoming paused.
IBCDPE-898
Problem:
Similar to
py-orca, this repository was initially setup incorrectly withtox, causing the test environments created by the CI pipeline to use the wrong Python versions.Solution:
Implement the same fix as here to enable testing with the correct Python versions in GitHub Actions.
Notes:
fs-synapse. There are a number of subscripted types in the type-hints of the package and I figured this made more sense than making the changes needed to support 3.8, especially given that this will be included in the newfs-synapsemajor version