Disable gen-go parallelism when testing on macos to enable macos in CI #400
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There's an underlying bug (or set of them) here that is causing problems on macos. A temporary fix to get macos into CI is to disable the parallelism but we really need to find the real cause and fix that. Ref: #79
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There's an underlying bug (or set of them) here that is causing problems on macos. A temporary fix to get macos into CI is to disable the parallelism but we really need to find the real cause and fix that.
It'd be nice to be able to iterate toward being able to enable the unified-ci setup here and this is one of the main blockers I believe (Windows is another story).
Ref: #79