test: testing common wheels #2031
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…xed all wheel problems
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Nice this is great! |
Co-authored-by: Hofer-Julian <[email protected]>
1. Use file locking, I saw file corruption in CI 2. make ci tests red again 3. Remove 2 failing wheels for windows
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Hofer-Julian
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Are we now sure it fails if a wheel fails to install? |
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Adds a new testings suite that uses pytest and pixi to test common wheels, thanks: @liblaf for the inspiration! See: https://github.com/liblaf/pixi-test
This PR add two pixi tasks:
test-common-wheelsrequires a build and tests the installation of some common wheels*-citask does the same but does not have thedepends-onThere is a
wheels.tomlfile that contains a small configuration structure for defining the wheels that should be tested in CI. The tests contain the necessary files to actually parse and execute upon these functions. The tests are run in parallel usingpython-xdist.Running tests locally
Running the tests locally should give you something like:
Running in CI
In CI a github markdown summary should be generated for somewhat easier parsing, of the wheels that were tested.
Adding extra wheels
To add extra wheels the
wheels.tomlfile can be modified and a PR can be made.Further improvements
uvshould a failure occur.