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I think the valid Python versions are listed here... https://github.com/actions/python-versions |
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Yep specifically here https://raw.githubusercontent.com/actions/python-versions/main/versions-manifest.json |
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cough 3.9.5 |
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Right, once 3.9.8 is available, let's give that a try and switch back to a plain |
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Asyncio on Python 3.9.7 has some grubby bug that's causing our CI to hang.
I don't really understand the interaction there, but right now I don't really care either, I'd just like to see the tests running properly. I'm assuming that a `"3.9.5" specifier here will do what we'd expect, but let's find out, eh?
Some things that'd be useful...
asynciobug is and why it's causing our tests to hang.Anyone's want to chime in on these in this thread?