AppVeyor: use xdist with pypy, drop pluggymaster#4786
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Fair enough. Hopefully Azure will allow us to test this on Windows again with minimal impact, I agree that AppVeyor times taking hours and hours are a real problem. 👍 |
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Unfortunately pypy with xidst is buggy right now: pytest-dev/pytest-xdist#142 |
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pluggymaster is rather stable (not changing often), and currently the same as the released version anyway.
I think it is good enough to test this on Travis, and/or manually with new releases (for Windows).