Disable fail-fast in Github Actions configuration #22
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By default, Github Actions has the fail-fast option enabled, which means that the first job to fail in a matrix causes the whole matrix to be immediately canceled. This makes it impossible to identify when a bug causing a job failure is specific to certain versions of Python. In this commit I'm setting the option to false so that each job will run to completion even if one fails.
redtoad
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By default, Github Actions has the fail-fast option enabled, which means that the first job to fail in a matrix causes the whole matrix to be immediately canceled. This makes it impossible to identify when a bug causing a job failure is specific to certain versions of Python. In this PR I'm setting the option to false so that each job will run to completion even if one fails.