Hi,
For arm support, BuildJet hosts Github Actions arm64 runners
https://buildjet.com/for-github-actions/docs/runners — works well IME, and
doesn't require yet another CI system configuration. I don't know whether
there's any discounts/support for OSS projects.
Rob :)
On Tue, 14 Feb 2023 at 18:0
2 concurrent builds would probably be fine.
(I also see we use s390x and Graviton2 for PROJ. It is sometimes useful
because of subtle floating point differences that pop up and make the
regression test suite fail. Easier to catch them at the time they are
introduced rather that after release w
Pyproj uses Cirrus CI for osx arm64. It is currently free.
On Tue, Feb 14, 2023, 11:50 AM Michael Smith
wrote:
> Even,
>
> If its actively being used, that’s fine. Was just re-evaluating after
> talking with Howard. Could we drop the concurrency down without impacting
> GDAL, GRASS and other pro
Even,
If its actively being used, that’s fine. Was just re-evaluating after talking
with Howard. Could we drop the concurrency down without impacting GDAL, GRASS
and other projects?
And looks like I got the renewal dates swapped with mapserver. The OSGeo plan
doesn’t renew until June. Right now
Hi,
just reacting to "We were considering cancelling OSGeo’s subscription".
For GDAL, our current use of Travis-CI is to test portability on the
Graviton2 ARM64 and s390x big-endian platforms (we use github CI for x64
Linux/Win/Mac). For Graviton2, this is more the ARM64 side of things
than t