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CI: Split MINGW to own workflow, remove redundant job #5709

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@hugovk hugovk commented Sep 11, 2021

A couple of minor improvements spotted during last release cycle.

Changes proposed in this pull request:

  • Split MINGW out from test-windows.yml into its own workflow

    • makes each yml file shorter
    • there's not much overlap/re-use, and it's now easier to diff the files to compare
    • I happened to hit some network timeouts during the release, GHA still only allows re-starting the whole workflow (not a single job), so this allows wasting less time/electricity/resources
  • Remove the final "Valgrind Test Successful" job from test-valgrind.yml

    • redundant: not used by Mergify
    • avoids the CI waiting and running a job for this, however quick
    • workflow reports success sooner

cc @nulano about the MINGW stuff.

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Sure, should be fine.

Co-authored-by: Andrew Murray <3112309+radarhere@users.noreply.github.com>
@hugovk hugovk added the automerge Automatically merge PRs that are ready label Sep 12, 2021
@radarhere radarhere merged commit d7798fb into python-pillow:master Sep 12, 2021
@hugovk hugovk deleted the update-ci branch September 12, 2021 08:32
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