GH-112245: Promote free threaded CI#112246
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Approved per the reply given at https://discuss.python.org/t/is-it-time-to-promote-free-threaded-ci-and-buildbots/39064/4?u=hugovk |
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wow, this is quite a significant increase in total CI time! |
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Yes, it's all free CI provided by GitHub for public repos. You can see the zeroes in the "billable time" columns above. The usage limits mainly relate to max concurrent jobs: 20, or 5 for macOS: |
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this implements the changes proposed in GH-112245 and discussed on discourse, namely: