Workflow using pyproject.toml for installation of dependencies #3618
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Congratulations on making your first PR. There are some subtle issues here - could you drop by Slack #development? |
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I would like to, but when I try to sign up through your Slack link, I get the message that the link is no longer active. |
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As suggested in issue #3135, this adds a prototype workflow where the CI runner uses the
project.tomlfile to install optional Python dependencies.If the proposal is accepted, I would like to adjust the existing workflows accordingly and reduce the size of the Docker images.