CI: Set up free-threaded CI using quansight-labs/setup-python #27707
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I know chuck already approved, but I just pushed a fixup so the MacOS accelerate tests have shorter names so the python version is still visible in the PR summary. |
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LGTM, thanks @ngoldbaum. This does add two extra jobs; okay for now but if that becomes too much, we can prune one of the two x86-64 ones.
Since you tweaked job names, I pushed one more tiny commit to remove a not-so-useful (meson) from the job name.
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Can you add a comment somewhere to make it easier to check back periodically to see when the upstream action adds free-threading versions? I understand the need for the fork but fear it might bitrot over time |
I think dependabot will keep it updated and hopefully the release note with the update will have that information. We will see. |
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Thanks Nathan. |
We've forked
actions/setup-pythonto enable installing free-threaded python on more platforms. See Quansight-Labs/free-threaded-compatibility#107 for context.This makes the MacOS and Linux tests use the forked version of
setup-pythonto enable integrating the free-threaded tests with the rest of the CI configuration.This creates two new CI jobs that run against every PR for MacOS free-threaded using builds on intel and ARM CPUs. The linux CI job isn't new, but now it's integrated better with the smoke tests. I also took the opportunity to drop
3.13-devfrom the build matrix.Updating Windows CI is blocked on a
spinrelease, see scientific-python/spin#241.Supersedes #27581.