ci: run the floor as well as the latest Python - #20
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CI has only ever run one interpreter — 3.14 — while the package declared a different one. That is how 1.0.0 and both 1.1.0 release candidates shipped a `python_requires` nobody had ever executed (in fact they shipped none at all: the constant was defined in the template and never passed to setup()). 1.1.0 fixes the metadata and sets the floor to 3.12, so run 3.12 alongside 3.14 and let the promise be tested. fail-fast is off so a break on one version still reports the other. Keep the matrix in step with templates/setup.mustache in the SDK factory.
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python_requirespromises, not just the newest one.Why
CI has only ever run a single interpreter — 3.14 — while the package declared a different floor. That is how 1.0.0 and both 1.1.0 release candidates shipped a
Requires-Pythonnobody had executed. In fact they shipped none at all:PYTHON_REQUIRESwas defined in the factory'ssetup.mustacheand never passed tosetup(), so PyPI has noRequires-Pythonfor any release of this package to date. pip therefore installs it on any interpreter and the user meets a traceback instead of a clear message.The companion factory MR fixes that and sets the floor to 3.12. This makes the floor real by running it.
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python-version: "3.14"→ a["3.12", "3.14"]matrix,fail-fast: falseso a break on one version still reports the other. Nothing else moves.Verified locally, before this lands
Built from the 1.1.0 generated tree with the fixed template:
Requires-Python: >=3.12andpydantic<3,>=2;pip installon Python 3.10 refuses withrequires a different Python: 3.10.17 not in '>=3.12'— which is the entire point of the fix;tests/passes.Keep the matrix in step with
templates/setup.mustachein the SDK factory if the floor moves again.