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Test a pull request on one Python version per macOS runner - #100
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A pull request tests every Python version on Ubuntu and one on each macOS runner, 3.10 on the Intel runner and 3.13 on the arm64 one, so it takes two macOS jobs instead of eight. A Python version breaks the pure-Python package on every platform alike, which Ubuntu covers, while a macOS runner fails on what its platform brings, the Homebrew libraries and the deployment target, whatever the Python version. A push to master or to a stable branch still tests the whole matrix.
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A pull request tests every Python version on Ubuntu and one on each macOS runner, 3.10 on the Intel runner and 3.13 on the arm64 one, so it takes two macOS jobs instead of eight. A Python version breaks the pure-Python package on every platform alike, which Ubuntu covers, while a macOS runner fails on what its platform brings, the Homebrew libraries and the deployment target, whatever the Python version. A push to master or to a stable branch still tests the whole matrix.