CI still skips py2 after removing skip from build section
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to add support for python 2 to the kivy-feedstock (https://github.com/conda-forge/kivy-feedstock/pull/2). Previously there was skip: True # [py < 35]
in the build
section, so I removed it. The problem is that the CI is still only building 3.5+ packages so I cannot test whether it works.
Would it need to be merged into master before it would add py2 support? Does that mean there’s no way to test if the py2 build would fail from the PR and that I should merge and then try to fix issues? Or maybe something else is going on?
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xonsh is a super-set of Python, so you can write it in pure Python if you want. Also, you could write a side-car Python module that contains the activity and then import it / register it in the
rever.xsh
.As for the confusion, I’d be very interested in having a separate discussion with you about what you find confusing exactly @isuruf 😉
@CJ-Wright - yep definitely! That would be preferable, infact. I just have no idea how to restart the webservice, but it is the sort of thing that should be scripted/documented as a rever activity. I would write this activity right in the
rever.xsh
file.