... And therefore it's not clear what the expectations here are. I'm packaging wrapt as a Linux distro package: https://bugs.gentoo.org/964960
Am I "obligated" to run mypy tests in order to ensure that wrapt is in good working order on Gentoo / various pythons supported by Gentoo / various niche CPU architectures supported by Gentoo (in the sense that we do intentionally want to runtestsuites for all packages, and now wrapt is running these mypy tests)?
If so, I may need to look into making mypy available in a bunch more places, e.g. mips/alpha/hppa. If not, then having those tests be automatically skipped when the mypy cli program isn't installed and 'CI' not in os.environ, would be beneficial to us.
... And therefore it's not clear what the expectations here are. I'm packaging wrapt as a Linux distro package: https://bugs.gentoo.org/964960
Am I "obligated" to run mypy tests in order to ensure that wrapt is in good working order on Gentoo / various pythons supported by Gentoo / various niche CPU architectures supported by Gentoo (in the sense that we do intentionally want to runtestsuites for all packages, and now wrapt is running these mypy tests)?
If so, I may need to look into making mypy available in a bunch more places, e.g. mips/alpha/hppa. If not, then having those tests be automatically skipped when the mypy cli program isn't installed and
'CI' not in os.environ, would be beneficial to us.