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Ship OS-specific wheels for macOS #900

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webknjaz opened this issue Apr 18, 2019 · 5 comments
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Ship OS-specific wheels for macOS #900

webknjaz opened this issue Apr 18, 2019 · 5 comments
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I think at some point I'll complete this task myself unless someone else is going to pick it up.

Motivation: I don't use OS X but I may use pygit2 is some user-facing code and I don't want users to struggle with compiling things correctly.
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jdavid commented Apr 20, 2019

Cool. If possible I'd like to use Travis for macOS. Related to issue #902 , eventually we would only use Travis for CI.

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@jdavid I must warn you that macOS jobs are extremely slow in Travis CI and have even stricter parallelism restrictions which lead to blocking CI flow.

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You can use github actions or azure pipelines to do this as well.

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Yep, gh actions is a solid choice

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jdavid commented Apr 10, 2020

This has been done in PR #988

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