Run CI tests weekly.

[tim-schilling]

This helps identify issues with the library as
django and other dependencies release new versions.

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[matthiask]

That is an excellent idea! The MySQL failures are definitely unrelated, something changed in the Django@main version...

(If you wanted to avoid too much load on Github you could switch to a weekly schedule but it probably doesn't make a big difference.)

[tim-schilling]

The MySQL failures are definitely unrelated, something changed in the Django@main version

Interestingly enough, that integration issue is exactly what this change is supposed to identify.

If you wanted to avoid too much load on Github you could switch to a weekly schedule but it probably doesn't make a big difference.

I added that because in the GitHub Actions documentation for schedule, it mentions that. I could be persuaded to drop down to weekly.

It'd be ideal if we could schedule this to run when any of the tox dependencies has a release, but I'm not sure if that's really possible.

[tim-schilling]

I did a quick look on the interwebs for a way to trigger based on other packages releases, but the best option is dependabot. I think we could do this, but I'll open an issue for discussion.

[tim-schilling]

I also changed this to run weekly. It's more environmentally friendly and frankly we likely won't be fixing integration issues the day after the crop up.