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matrix: | ||
Python39V4: | ||
pythonVersion: '3.9' | ||
workerPath: 'python/prodV4/worker.py' |
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Can you move the worker path to a variable at the top?
This was one of the comments in the proxy worker PR
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I saw that comment. Thinking on this -- the issue is that workerPath is now different for Python 3.7-3.12 and 3.13+. It's not the same across the full Python matrix, so it can't be a top-level variable. We could look at removing this variable, but it would require some refactoring, and we'd have to add an if/else statement later to set this variable properly
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we could have 2 variables. proxyworkerpath and prodworkerpath
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- job: PackageWorkers | ||
dependsOn: ['Build_WINDOWS_X64', 'Build_WINDOWS_X86', 'Build_LINUX_X64', 'Build_OSX_X64', 'Build_OSX_ARM64'] | ||
dependsOn: ['Build_WINDOWS_X64', 'Build_WINDOWS_X86', 'Build_LINUX_X64', 'Build_OSX_X64', 'Build_OSX_ARM64', 'Build_LINUX_ARM64'] |
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Is there a Windows ARM64 arch too?
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Fixes #1643
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Quality of Code and Contribution Guidelines