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@dfrancom I added some tests to the repo. The tests are based on the Friedman example.
The ubuntu-py3.6 test breaks; the errors are not related to the tests, but the file structure. Can you confirm that you need impala to run on python-3.6? 3.6 is quite old; I think we should lowerbound to 3.10 or more. If you are using 3.6, do you run into the same issue?
Note: Testing was done for ubuntu-20.04, ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, and windows-latest; python versions tested were 3.6 and 3.12. (So 8 combinations.) Some combinations don't work; the latest OS's don't support python-3.6. So those tests were excluded. The only tests that pass are ubuntu-latest, py3.12 and macos-latest, py3.12
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@dfrancom I added some tests to the repo. The tests are based on the Friedman example.
The ubuntu-py3.6 test breaks; the errors are not related to the tests, but the file structure. Can you confirm that you need impala to run on python-3.6? 3.6 is quite old; I think we should lowerbound to 3.10 or more. If you are using 3.6, do you run into the same issue?
The windows-py3.12 test also breaks. I haven't looked into it. Any insights?
Note: Testing was done for
ubuntu-20.04,ubuntu-latest,macos-latest, andwindows-latest; python versions tested were3.6and3.12. (So 8 combinations.) Some combinations don't work; the latest OS's don't support python-3.6. So those tests were excluded. The only tests that pass areubuntu-latest, py3.12andmacos-latest, py3.12The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: