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Added nanobind to test suite #44

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@wjakob wjakob commented Oct 6, 2023

This PR adds nanobind to the PyPy test suite. Let's see 🤞

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wjakob commented Oct 6, 2023

Okay, looks like it's working! The tests are of course failing, but that's the failure I had reported.

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wjakob commented Oct 6, 2023

Curiously, there is a more complex failure pattern: some tests are reporting this error message

In other cases, the whole interpreter crashes without writing an error message

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It seems like pypy3.10 segfaults. Let's let the nightlies run and see if it still happens.

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mattip commented Oct 6, 2023

Windows is failing to find the c-extensions.

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wjakob commented Oct 6, 2023

Now everything fails the proper way even on Windows ;)

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mattip commented Oct 7, 2023

Reran the jobs to pick up new nightlies. There is now a new internal test failure from a test with this comment “taken from https://github.com/wjakob/pypy_issues at commit 03890103”, maybe now PyPy behaves the same as cpython?

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mattip commented Oct 7, 2023

The windows build bot is down, so the results did not change. That 3.10 segfault is weird.

@mattip mattip merged commit 7dea41a into pypy:main Oct 13, 2023
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mattip commented Oct 13, 2023

CI is green, merging. Thanks @wjakob

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wjakob commented Oct 13, 2023

Thank you 🙇

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