Refactor conda CI into a reusable build/test workflow - #236
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August 10, 2026 14:26
Drop the per-OS separator branch for WHEELS_OUTPUT_FOLDER: copying into a directory needs no trailing separator under either cmd or bash, and the upload glob supplies its own (normalized) separator.
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Seems to be working so LGTM
Would be nice to see the same done with the clang builds, and for the other projects
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Both conda CI pipelines (conda-forge and Intel) duplicated the same build → upload → download → channel → version → install → test flow across six per-OS jobs each. This extracts that flow into a single reusable workflow (
workflow_call) and reduces the two pipeline files to thin, per-OS callers.