Hello community, I am trying to test for different Python versions on different Ubuntu releases: language: python matrix: include: - dist: precise os: linux language: python python: "2.7" - dist: precise os: linux language: python python: "3.6" - dist: bionic …

[image] stephanmg: Can’t this be simplified? No. Since dist: is not an axis. The matrix expansion logic in which this can be changed is allegedly in GitHub - travis-ci/travis-yml: Travis CI build config processing .

As an aside: Do you really need to test in multiple Ubuntu versions? Unless you are testing an extension linked against distro-provided libraries – which is a questionable thing to do, Python packages distributed via PyPI should rather be built against a manylinux standard image – only the Python ve…

Testing multiple Ubuntu releases for multiple Python versions

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Testing multiple Ubuntu releases for multiple Python versions

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