[CI] Add --only-binary :all: when running pip#27312
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This ensures pip doesn't try to build anything using the local compiler.
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| name: pip install | ||
| command: << parameters.python >> -m pip install -r requirements-dev.txt | ||
| # The --only-binary :all: flag tells python not to ever build any | ||
| # extensio code locally, and instead only download pre-built wheels. |
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| # extensio code locally, and instead only download pre-built wheels. | |
| # extension code locally, and instead only download pre-built wheels. |
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This ensures pip doesn't try to build anything using the local compiler.
As part of this change I found I also had to bump the version of the
coveragemodule we were using. I guess binary wheels are no longer available for this old version maybe?