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Cleanups #234
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Pypy on travis ran through, but was cutting it very close with 30 seconds to spare; let's see if some mild parallelism in the test suite can help... |
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@rgommers, I fixed the pypy timeouts from #233 by skipping some of the longest-running tests (only for pypy on drone & travis). This also brought the runtime back down to having some breathing room (~20min) regarding the timeouts. Note, this PR also (finally) adds |
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Thanks @h-vetinari. Test skips look fine to me. I'm not familiar with run_constrained
, so would be good to get input from @isuruf or another core member on that.
We should also add that |
The pain seems to have been manageable thus far (issues have been open for >2 years) - I see your point, and think it's a valid approach, but wouldn't we then also run some risks of breaking currently shaky-but-running environments that mix in |
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(Use the phrase@conda-forge-admin, please rerender
in a comment in this PR for automated rerendering)The pypy builds on aarch/ppc failed several times for #233 (so new PR to fix CI seemed in order), plus I found some possibilities for clean-ups while working on #227.
Finally, there's a long-standing issues to deal better with the interaction of
numpy-base
from the anaconda default channels.Fixes #142
Fixes #160
Might also solve #230