Conor MacBride

It would be nice to backport it. Although if someone was running `4.0.0` on e.g. aarch64, they would have compiled from source, however, when they upgrade to `4.0.1` they would...

This may be an issue soon because from https://github.com/astropy/astropy/pull/13251: > Set up nightly build machinery, which will require changing the URL for development wheels to a different URL (assuming we...

Here's a relevant discussion: https://github.com/pygame/pygame/issues/1468

Yeah, I think it's a great idea! Can we make it only show the message if a user (not a package) imports sunpy?

Best option is probably to create a workflow including [this action](https://github.com/ethomson/send-tweet-action) and trigger it when a GitHub Release is published. However, I think a handwritten tweet for each release (rather...

Our tests have 60% coverage of xdrlib. It's quite a small file and we are only using the Unpacker class (and not the Packer class) so a lot can be...

> I wonder how tricky it would be to persuade cibuildwheel to run a subset of the tests on aarch64? Maybe just io and image? It should be possible to...

I tried building aarch64 again but it's still too slow to test. However, as the only compiled part of sunpy is the ANA reader which is not essential we could...

Definitely. I have tracked down the `pip` code which decides which is preferred. In the code linked below, `cpython_tags()` yields `cp38-cp38-macosx_10_9_x86_64` (as well as others) while `compatible_tags()` yields `py3-none-any` (as...

I'm not sure what conda would do, but that is a separate build pipeline.