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32 runs of CI :) |
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Yeah it's a lot. I guess we could disable a few of them (e.g. only keep one 32-bit run), but not sure which ones. |
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I suggest commenting out such that only latest 1.x is run on the three OSs or something like that. |
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Shouldn't the separate travis and codecov files also be removed? |
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OK, I've tried something: test all platforms with latest Julia, test all Julia versions on 64-bit and 32-bit Linux. That gives 9 builds.
We can probably do that, but that's not strictly necessary so I'm not sure. Probably better discuss this as a second step. |
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Dec 4, 2020
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Of course I got the badge wrong! See #57. |
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Updated version of #52, with support for 32-bit (which is essential if we expect packages to run there).