Check that the minimum dependency versions follow xarray's policy.
To use the minimum-dependency-versions action in workflows, create a policy file (policy.yaml):
channels: - conda-forge platforms: - noarch - linux-64 policy: # policy in months # Example is xarray's values packages: python: 30 numpy: 18 default: 12 overrides: # override the policy for specific packages package3: 0.3.1 # these packages are completely ignored exclude: - package1 - package2 - ... # these packages don't fail the CI, but will be printed in the report as a warning ignored_violations: - package4
If there are no packages with overrides, exclude, or ignored_violations, you can set
them to an empty mapping or sequence, respectively:
... overrides: {} exclude: [] ignored_violations: []
Then add a new step to CI:
jobs: my-job: ... steps: ... - uses: xarray-contrib/minimum-dependency-versions@version with: policy: policy.yaml environment-paths: path/to/env.yaml
To analyze multiple environments at the same time, pass a multi-line string:
jobs: my-job: ... steps: ... - uses: xarray-contrib/minimum-dependency-versions@version with: environment-paths: | path/to/env1.yaml path/to/env2.yaml path/to/env3.yaml