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ci: the wheel check reads the model's connection by its current name - #8
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check_wheel.py read the client of its model through MetaInfo.db, an attribute hare doesn't have - it is MetaInfo.connection - so every wheel check of the release failed after installing the wheel, and nothing could be published. Signed-off-by: Vladislav Yaremenko <vlad.yaremenko.98@yandex.ru>
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check_wheel.pyread the client of its model throughMetaInfo.db, an attribute hare doesn't have - it isMetaInfo.connection- so every wheel check of the 0.9.0 release failed after installing the wheel (run 39955289750), and nothing could be published. Checked locally: the pure wheel and a Windows platform wheel, each installed into a fresh environment, passcheck_wheel.pyon SQLite and on PostgreSQL through the Rust driver.