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CI: Set up CI for ARM #41737
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there are multiple issue about this already we got a renewal of travis credits but it's not enough drone.io is not designed for a big ci like we need circle is a possibility cc @fangchenli |
Thanks for the extra info. Based on the discussion in #38943 seems like Travis is not a reliable option. It took several months to get credits, and they lasted less than a week. I don't think there is any other issue about setting up an ARM build if the problem can't be solved with Travis, that's why I opened this one. Let me know if I'm missing anything. |
CC: @cphang99 |
Just for reference. We have tried |
drone is used for the conda packages and run times seam reasonable (around half an hour) (compared to the ppc build on azure, nearer 2 hours) https://cloud.drone.io/conda-forge/pandas-feedstock/115 |
xref #33971
This used to run in Travis, but seems like Travis now requires credits, and we can't get them reliably (see #38943).
This page contains CI systems that support ARM. Most of them require to set up our own runner, which I guess we don't want to do or maintain. So, the main options seem to be:
CC: @bashtage
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