add resolution option to matrix to test minimum stated deps (opt in)#35
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add resolution option to matrix to test minimum stated deps (opt in)#35tlambert03 merged 6 commits intopydev-guide:mainfrom
resolution option to matrix to test minimum stated deps (opt in)#35tlambert03 merged 6 commits intopydev-guide:mainfrom
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resolution option to matrix to test minimum stated deps (opt in)
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actionlinttest to make sure the rendered workflows are validresolution: ["highest", "lowest-direct"]to the matrix. This (uv-dependent feature) is super useful to make sure that your full dependency constraints work. Currently off by default, (must be selected in customize) since it requires '>=' for all your pins in pyprojectthis ends up looking like this: