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CI: Install pymssql separately #6903

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@janezd janezd commented Sep 28, 2024

An attempt at fixing failing tests on macOS with Python >= 3.11.

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janezd commented Sep 30, 2024

I give up. I guess we should abandon tests on macOS that requires pymssql until pymssql installation is fixed. I hope we distribute a working version of pymssql in released Orange?

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I think (did not check) we don't even distribute pymssql. And if we do, we have tests there anyway that would catch if something was wrong.

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janezd commented Sep 30, 2024

we have tests there

Where?

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we have tests there

Where?

When we create packages, we run all the tests on the installed package.

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