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Temporarily disable free-threading build & multithread tests #191

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@jakevdp jakevdp commented Sep 13, 2024

Why? We need an 0.5.0 release for Python 3.13 support, but the new multi-thread support still results in flaky tests due to some race conditions in both ml-dtypes and NumPy. After the 0.5.0 release we will plan to re-enable these and work on a longer-term fix.

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Why? We need an 0.5.0 release for Python 3.13 support, but the new
multi-thread support still results in flaky tests due to some race
conditions in both ml-dtypes and NumPy. After the 0.5.0 release we
will plan to re-enable these and work on a longer-term fix.
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Another option would be to just stub out the multi_threaded decorator rather than changing all the users.

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jakevdp commented Sep 13, 2024

Another option would be to just stub out the multi_threaded decorator rather than changing all the users.

Yeah good point. I think since I already did it this way we'll just roll with it (unless something goes wrong in CI)

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