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MAINT: try bumping multibuild #94
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* try bumping the version of the `multibuild` submodule in use to see if it helps with scipy/scipy#12578 * I can't reproduce the wheels repo test failure reported there even if I build locally in a manylinux1 image with an older NumPy, as detailed in the discussion there
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ok, that didn't work; wishful thinking... |
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probably doesn't hurt to bump--will close/reopen after scipy/scipy#12765 |
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CI is all green, merging |
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try bumping the version of the
multibuildsubmodulein use to see if it helps with
TST: test_bounds_infeasible_2 failing on wheels repo cron jobs scipy/scipy#12578
I can't reproduce the wheels repo test failure reported there
even if I build locally in a manylinux1 image with an older NumPy,
as detailed in the discussion there