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Add py3.11 to test matrix #38
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Would it make sense to also have the tests run on a cron schedule, e.g., once a week or month? I imagine that we won't have many PRs in the future, and thus we would detect issues like #39 with a significant delay.
Co-authored-by: Adam R. Jensen <[email protected]>
I think running them once a week or so is a good idea. What's a good way to make test failures noisy enough to make us notice? I think it's possible to have a CI job open github issues. Maybe just emailing us is enough. |
How about adding a cron schedule to the GitHub Actions? The below example would run at 00:00 every Sunday.
In case of failure, wouldn't that email us? I think that should be sufficient - no need for a complicated workflow that creates an issue. |
I don't receive email notifications for CI failures in any other job. Probably it's possible to get them somehow. I would only want to enable them if they can be enabled per repo or even per workflow though :) |
Good point - let's tackle this in another issue/PR since it's not time-sensitive and does not require a new release. |
Thanks, @kanderso-nrel - you're a champ! |
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