ci: move more jobs to macOS arm #4600
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3.10 macos (arm) job took just over 6 minutes while the 3.9 x64 took nearly 22... I'll merge this to at least minimise load on the x64 macos runners, we can hope for a future when we one day drop 3.9 support 😂 |
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Our CI is running slow today, so time to try to optimize a bit!
One thing I noticed is that the macos-13 runners were lagging behind everything else. The arm runners (
macos-latest) are much faster than the older macos-13 runners, so let's move jobs over.The idea here is to make x64 macOS like 32-bit Windows, where we'll only test it on the latest Python version.
There's a bit of a caveat: for 3.7-3.9, the arm runners don't support those Python versions, so I also manually patch those over to x64 macOS. (We can drop that as we drop those older versions.)