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Get 3.10 build working for Windows #51

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@lambdadog lambdadog commented Dec 20, 2021

Essentially the same changes as #50 other than bumping max-parallel to 5.

Willing to revert that if there's some underlying reason for a max-parallel of 4, but after hunting through the GitHub Actions docs for a bit I couldn't find any particular rate limits on Windows or anything like that so I assumed it was just left over from when there were less Python versions you were supporting.

Successful run: https://github.com/lambdadog/fugashi/actions/runs/1603245750 (doesn't include the max-parallel bump from 4->5, but there should be no difference there other than 5 running at a time rather than 4, and I couldn't be bothered to engineer a way to start another run)


Will close #44 once builds are pushed to Pypi.

3.10 was previously only in `include`.

Quotes were added due to errors introduced through YAML interpreting
`3.10` as a Fixnum, which caused `3.1` to be inserted instead.
lambdadog added a commit to lambdadog/fugashi-bundled that referenced this pull request Dec 21, 2021
From my changes for
 - polm#50
 - polm#51
 - polm#52
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polm commented Dec 21, 2021

Thanks! There may have been a reason for max-parallel of 4 but it shouldn't matter any more.

@polm polm merged commit a69f871 into polm:master Dec 21, 2021
@lambdadog lambdadog deleted the lambdadog/fix-3.10-builds/windows branch July 14, 2022 00:04
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Unable to install (Windows x64, Python 3.10)
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