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Note that, when I created this PR, all github actions run prrety fast and were completely done (including an extra one python 3.11), and the azure ones hadn't even started yet at that moment. |
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I'm not sure if you are interested on github actions, but I did it anyway.
I know there are currently azure-pipelines already there. But the github version of workflows integrates so well both on web interface, app, notifications, etc. so I'm just putting it out there.
It's possible to improve it a bit, breaking out flake8, mypy and pylint in different threads, but for now, just converting the existing azure pipeline structure works well.