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ci: use compatible runners for Python SDK publishing - #85
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Python SDK publishing fails before tests or upload because
ubuntu-latestselects Ubuntu 26.04, which has no Python 3.8 distribution in actions/setup-python. Pin the PyPI and TestPyPI build jobs to Ubuntu 22.04, matching the working unit-test runner.Validation: all Python 3.8, 3.12, and 3.14 CI jobs passed, along with Bugbot, Semgrep, and the PR title check.
git diff --checkpassed. Python 3.8 availability was verified in GitHub's official Python versions manifest.Failed release: https://github.com/amplitude/experiment-python-server/actions/runs/42887804101
Passing CI: https://github.com/amplitude/experiment-python-server/actions/runs/42888466457