update gfortran-install submodule#91
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mattip merged 2 commits intoMacPython:masterfrom Nov 9, 2022
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You can change to 10.9 now with MacPython/gfortran-install#11 |
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I wonder if somehow the gfortran-install submodule should indicate it supports |
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The artifacts have different suffixes, previously the x86_64 suffix had |
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That's expected. The gfortran compiler changed and the hash of the compiler is used in the build. |
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right, that is |
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ppc64le builds are failing, like the previous ones. That is a best-effort attempt to support that platform, so not a blocker. |
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Use gfortran 11.3 from conda for macos x86_64 ( from MacPython/gfortran-install#11). The latest 0.3.21 macos uploads were mistakenly labeled 10.11, they are actually 10.14 instead.