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CI: move the py311-dev job over to Meson #16739

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This job tests the dev versions of:

  • Python
  • NumPy
  • Pythran
  • Meson

Closes gh-16726. It was indeed setuptools using deprecated code which broke the test suite.

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This job tests the dev versions of:
- Python
- NumPy
- Pythran
- Meson

Closes scipygh-16726

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Okay, this is good to go. The cancelled/failed were things I manually cancelled.

@WarrenWeckesser WarrenWeckesser merged commit 8b598bd into scipy:main Jul 29, 2022
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Thanks @rgommers. it will be nice to seen all green checks again.

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tupui commented Jul 29, 2022

Should we move this to linux_meson? And also add some caching + -j 2?

@rgommers rgommers deleted the ci-py311-job branch July 29, 2022 20:39
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Should we move this to linux_meson? And also add some caching + -j 2?

That'd be nice, yes. I kept it minimal because I'm out of time and just wanted to fix the CI breakage.

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CI: Python 3.11 tests are failing because a dependency is using the deprecated 'sre_constants' module.
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