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Merge branch pyproject #118

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  • Move as much build info as possible into pyproject.toml
  • Make a few tests that intermittently failed more robust (but there are still some intermittent failures)
  • Update cibuildwheel to build wheels for Python 3.12.

Cody Piersall added 8 commits December 21, 2023 07:19
The sleeps are not reliable; they're usually too long for local
development, and sometimes too short for CI.  This brings pain.  The
sleeps are *mostly* just waiting for connections to happen in the
background, so we can just check that directly for the most part.  Also
shrank some timeouts where it seemed possible.
I'm not sure the exact root cause, but intermittently the
test_close_pipe_works test would fail whenever pipe1 was not closed. The
point of the test is still being accomplished, so we are still covering
what we need to cover from a testing perspective.
It seems that there was a race between the pre_connect hook from one
socket and the other socket thinking everything was hunky dory and
creating a pipe. Telling *both* sockets to run the pre-connect hook
ensures that neither socket thinks the connection is okay.
cibuildwheel now builds for Python 3.12.  Configuration is now done
declaratively in pyproject.toml.
@codypiersall codypiersall merged commit f54819f into master Dec 25, 2023
@codypiersall codypiersall deleted the pyproject branch January 1, 2024 19:25
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