CI: Install git on Cygwin CI runner #211
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Cygwin pip now has a chance to resolve everything on the command line. It won't be able to resolve dependencies, due to something pulling in Rust, but it'll get to the point where pip points out that it is not pip's fault that CI doesn't have Rust compilers for Cygwin
jaraco.text depends on inflect; inflect>=6.0.0 depends on Rust. Add an additional rule installing a version of the dependency that will actually install.
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It's possible to fix the actions/checkout post-run failure, but that doesn't seem to be affecting anything, so I'm leaving it unless someone tells me otherwise. |
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I don't understand why 3.7 fails to install the pytest branch, but I suspect that's unrelated. |
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It seems pytest dropped support for Python 3.7 in pytest-dev/pytest#11152 before the fix for the MRO bug went in: |
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The banner at the top of https://docs.python.org/3.7/ suggests that 3.7 is EOL, which also suggests moving the failing CI runs to 3.8. |
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Unfortunately, cygwin got disabled due to incompatibility with Rust dependencies. I was hopeful that the pinning of inflect might help, so I've updated it per the suggestion above, but it looks like the additional reliance on |
Cygwin pip now has a chance to resolve everything on the command line.
Git commands will fail because the repository was created by Windows git, but this should work until the above problems are solved.