AppVeyor: use xdist for py?? envs, drop py27/py37#4767
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Should we keep/use py27/py37 without xdist only? |
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- Coverage 95.69% 95.68% -0.02%
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It seems this saved us some good 20 mins, great job! On a related note, I have been meaning to try Azure Pipelines at least for the Windows jobs. |
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This is meant to help with AppVeyor builds being being too much.
[skip travis]