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Build and test on the macOS 15 arm64 runner - #41
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build_pymeos_cffi.yml and pr_build.yml run their arm64 macOS jobs on macos-15, beside macos-15-intel, as the macOS 14 image is retired on November 2, 2026 (actions/runner-images#13518) and its brownouts already end every macos-14 job before its first step. The deployment target follows the runner's major version, so the arm64 wheels require macOS 15, as the Intel wheels already do.
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build_pymeos_cffi.yml and pr_build.yml run their arm64 macOS jobs on
macos-15, beside macos-15-intel, as the macOS 14 image is retired on
November 2, 2026 (actions/runner-images#13518) and its brownouts already end
every macos-14 job before its first step. The deployment target follows the
runner's major version, so the arm64 wheels require macOS 15, as the Intel
wheels already do.