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Don't test wx in the PyPI cron job #1902

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This PR removes the wx-based tests from the "Test with PyPI" cron job. wx-based testing has already been removed from the regular PR check workflow and the "Test with EDM" cron job.

The wx tests are currently hanging (#1901). The hang is due to a single test, but even if that test is skipped, there are many other test failures. So this run isn't going to be producing a green tick any time soon, and there seems to be little value in having it report a predictable failure every week.

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Result of running the "Test with PyPI" workflow on this branch: https://github.com/enthought/traitsui/actions/runs/2460456639

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A little concerned that this removes the CI infrastructure for running the Wx tests which will need to be recreated if someone decides to get the tests into working condition.

Can we open an issue for getting CI working on Wx, and perhaps include the content of pip-wx for convenience if someone decides to pick it up.

Basically trying to reduce the activation energy needed.

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Updated to move wxPython testing into its own workflow. The new workflow isn't triggered on a schedule; only manually.

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LGTM

@mdickinson mdickinson merged commit ef93a23 into main Jun 9, 2022
@mdickinson mdickinson deleted the dont-test-wx-in-cron-job branch June 9, 2022 15:00
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