Fix: Remove "cache: pip" from setup-python call #107
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This is a convenient way to get requirements installed, but requires either requirements.txt or pyproject.toml to be present. Since we don't want the action to fail if these are not present, we can't use it here. Instead, the build-package step will install pyproject.toml requirements, and we will now check for a requirements.txt file while running the shell script that calls tox. This also adds pipx to the tox call, to ensure that tox and its requirements are present to run tox properly. Signed-off-by: Eric Ball <[email protected]>
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This is a convenient way to get requirements installed, but requires either requirements.txt or pyproject.toml to be present. Since we don't want the action to fail if these are not present, we can't use it here. Instead, the build-package step will install pyproject.toml requirements, and we will now check for a requirements.txt file while running the shell script that calls tox.
This also adds pipx to the tox call, to ensure that tox and its requirements are present to run tox properly.