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Removed intermediate python versions in CI matrix #17839

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Remove intermediate python versions in CI to save resources.
The minimum python version still supported by conan is 3.6.

Changes across python versions (simplified):

  • Python 3.8 introduced := (walrus operator).
  • Python 3.9+ deprecated collections.OrderedDict instantiation without from collections.
  • Python 3.13 removes some legacy modules (e.g., cgi and optparse).

We will only test the oldest supported version (3.6) and the newest Python version (3.13).
This pipeline will ensure complete compatibility across all intervals; if a breaking change is introduced, one of the jobs will fail.

Close #17835

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@perseoGI perseoGI requested a review from czoido February 24, 2025 14:27
@czoido czoido added this to the 2.13.0 milestone Feb 25, 2025
@memsharded memsharded merged commit b53c0af into develop2 Feb 25, 2025
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@memsharded memsharded deleted the core/ci/reduce-ci-matrix branch February 25, 2025 09:24
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