gh-122931 CI for Linux multiarch co-installability#152831
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Duh. Let me store hash manifests instead of storing the installs. |
Do you mean the debug option?
Seems like having another matrix will add 15–16 minutes of CI runtime. |
That's a lot. OK, I'll attempt to include it. |
We are trying to install into a prefix, any absolute path would not necessarily be writeable. e.g. if Python is configured with --libdir=/usr/lib/$(MULTIARCH)/ during a Debian build.
I meant a multiarch libdir and
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It's part of the main test matrix, now. |
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This looks unrelated to the purpose of this PR, but is a correctness fix, so 👍🏼
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It was necessary to tell setuptools to produce abi3/abi3t filenames.
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This is unrelated but is probably fine provided it's backported into the older branches.
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As suggested in this thread, add some CI tooling to ensure that Python continues to be multi-arch co-installable.
Explicitly skip checking
abi3.soandabi3t.soextensions, as they are currently not co-installable (#122931).We extend
reusable-ubuntuto perform an extra set of build+install+hash runs. This required some slightly different configure options to get more co-install-friendly builds. Those configure options broke some existing tests, but the fixes are trivial, and included.From an earlier implementation that didn't use hash-manifests:
Example failure (without
abi3andabi3tignored): https://github.com/stefanor/cpython/actions/runs/28550736484/job/84647793000Example success (with them ignored): https://github.com/stefanor/cpython/actions/runs/28551134448/job/84648971317