Test CPython and fix package version #61
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Update the package version to match what has been published to PyPI. The package version is set as 0.10.1 but the latest release on PyPI is 0.11.0.
PyPy does not guarantee compatibility with CPython (the official Python release). Since this package is offered on PyPI we should test that it runs as expected on CPython. Additionally there is no 3.10 version of PyPy currently available.
Turn off fail-fast behavior in the job strategy. This ensures that each Python version in the matrix will finish its tests regardless of any failures in other versions.
IanLee1521
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Aug 10, 2022
Added `-dev` to version.
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This pull request adds CPython (3.6-3.10) to the matrix of Python versions tested in the GitHub Actions workflow. This will help ensure that everything works as expected against the typical Python installation of end users. It also disabled fail-fast behavior in the job strategy so that all version finish testing regardless of any failures in other versions.
I also updated the version of the package to reflect the current versions found on PyPI.