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      <title>GitHub Actions: Setting up poetry and running CI</title>
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      <description>This weekend, I set up my first GitHub Action to run continuous integration using Pytest for one of my repositories. Dependencies and virtual environment managment is done via Poetry.
For example, the following file, placed in .github/workflows/python-app.yml of a GitHub repository, does the following:
 checkout the repository install Python install Poetry install dependencies using Poetry in a virtual environment run pytest against a local test suite in tests/ Run the above for both Python 3.</description>
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