Used QEMU to move Travis CI jobs to GitHub Actions #247
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That is good news!
And also fairly bad news! :)
I'm almost tempted to keep the Travis ones as they only take 7 minutes, at least until Travis plays up again.
On the other hand, we only really depend on this CI on release day, and usually need to wait for the the Windows wheels to be delivered from California anyway. Plus if it's urgent we can always upload the fast ones sooner and the slow ones later.
Co-authored-by: Hugo van Kemenade <hugovk@users.noreply.github.com>
Bunch slower aarch64 jobs first to speed up build
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Good news: This PR moves the aarch64 job to GitHub Actions using QEMU, like the main repository, removing the need for Travis CI so that we can stop worrying about the credit limit.
More good news: By virtue of the matrix, this also adds a PyPy Linux aarch64 wheel.
Bad news: ...the aarch64 jobs now take 2 or 2.5 hours to run.