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@mhucka mhucka commented Aug 17, 2025

This addresses the following code scan vulnerability alerts:

In additions, it does the following:

  • Updates Ubuntu version of runners to 24
  • Updates Python version to 3.11
  • Makes the Python installation action use a pip cache
  • Splits out the flake8 tests into a separate parallel job
  • Supports execution in GitHub merge groups
  • Supports manual invocation
  • Supports both the name master and main (in anticipation of renaming the default branch)
  • Renames the workflow name & job names to be slightly more clear (hopefully)
  • Renames the file to ci.yaml to better reflect what it does

@mhucka mhucka changed the title Address workflow vulnerabilities in pythonpackage.yml & do other updates Fix #417: address pythonpackage.yml vulnerabilities & do other updates Aug 18, 2025
I'm not sure why this was called pythonpackage.yml, since what it does
is do CI checks, and we don't produce Python package releases for
ReCirq. So, IMHO it makes sense to rename this to `ci.yaml`.
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mhucka commented Aug 18, 2025

Note: these 3 pending CI checks will never complete for this PR, because this PR changes the workflow of these very checks.

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@mhucka mhucka added area/devops Concerns continuous integration, workflows, automation, maintenance, dev tools, etc. area/health Issues and PRs related to code, repository, or project health labels Aug 18, 2025
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