Allow problematic jobs to fail instead of commenting them out#2055
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whops - i hate that the ci's cancel if im too quick to merge |
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Did it work on appveyor? |
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Hah, pypy's problem on Windows solved itself. 😁 |
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Instead of commenting out jobs, allow them to fail in CI.
This seems like a better strategy because at least they will appear in the job list, as a constant reminder for us to take a look or even better, start to get green again because of an upstream change.
Related to #1989 and #1963