WIP, CI: add 32-bit Win to CI #2695
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Ah, maybe I can't open the first Azure addition from my fork for some chicken-and-egg reason. I see #2346 didn't originate from a fork so let me try that instead.. |
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Add 32-bit Windows testing via Azure CI (not Appveyor because of the lack of parallel jobs there)
It is up to the team if we want to just place fixes in this PR before merging, switch to "allowed failure" somehow, or just merge in when ready and have "red CI" for a bit until the issues are fixed/skipped/xfailed, etc.
this is a pared-down version of the 32-bit Windows testing I set up for NumPy/SciPy--probably could pare it down even more, but seems to catch the test failures we'd expect
Related to:
#2693
#2687
#2689
#2346