Test/386 use rmi actions #388
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Remove tests against dev dependencies (there are none) Closes: #387
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@jdhoffa @jacobvjk I think that in the current setup, this PR will never get to passing, since the one required check ( Can we change that so it's either no required checks, or the required checks points at the ubuntu-latest from RMI-PACTA/actions? That would be a repo-level "Settings" change
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removed the required check, should work now |
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Move Package testing workflow to use standard RMI-PACTA action (https://github.com/RMI-PACTA/actions/blob/main/.github/workflows/R.yml)
Also remove dev-testing workflow, since there are no RMI dependencies.