add free-threaded CI #1312
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| # Install build-system.requires dependencies | ||
| pip install setuptools setuptools-scm setuptools-rust wheel | ||
| # Jupyter is annoying to install on free-threaded Python | ||
| pip install -e .[dev-without-jupyter] --no-build-isolation |
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oh i just noticed this, would CI still work without --no-build-isolation?
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xref #1242
passes CI on my fork: https://github.com/ngoldbaum/LibCST/actions/runs/13817416645
Is adding
dev-without-jupyterinpyproject.tomlok? It seemed like the cleanest way to handle avoiding jupyter. You could also splitdevintotestsanddocsbut I'm not sure how to sort the dependencies.The windows 3.13t CI is pretty slow but I think most of that is just installing Python and once the cache populates it should be faster.
I'm pinning to an unreleased version of
setup-python- hopefully Github does a release with free-threaded support soon.