Closed grlee77 closed 2 years ago
I ran the wheel building process for this in https://github.com/PyWavelets/pywt/issues/625#issuecomment-1056063545 and have only added the naming update in af24d86 since that time
This avoids potentially building NumPy or SciPy from source if a wheel is missing (e.g. most recent releases dropped Python 3.7)
Did you actually see this happening? That would be a bug in the sdist metadata, python_requires>=3.8
should prevent this kind of trigger of a source build.
Should we make either a 1.3.0 or a 1.2.1 release for this?
Should we make either a 1.3.0 or a 1.2.1 release for this?
I was initially planning to tag it as 1.2.1, but perhaps 1.3.0 is better given that we changed which wheels are provided?
This avoids potentially building NumPy or SciPy from source if a wheel is missing (e.g. most recent releases dropped Python 3.7)
Did you actually see this happening? That would be a bug in the sdist metadata, python_requires>=3.8 should prevent this kind of trigger of a source build.
In an early commit I saw this failure:
https://github.com/grlee77/pywt/runs/5385058094?check_suite_focus=true
That was prior to adding that prefer binary flag, but was also when it was still set to manylinux1
. I could run it again just removing that flag from the final version here.
I was initially planning to tag it as 1.2.1, but perhaps 1.3.0 is better given that we changed which wheels are provided?
1.3.0 sounds good to me.
I could run it again just removing that flag from the final version here.
No worries, thanks for pointing me at the older failure - that should be enough.
closes #625
aside from adding
aarch64
for Python 3.7 this makes a few other changes:1.) update to use manylinux2014 in most cases except for Python 3.7 or the i686 wheels (matching what NumPy provides). These are also the manylinux versions we used in the scikit-image 0.19.x releases.
2.) adds PIP_PREFER_BINARY=1 flag so that a binary wheel version of NumPy will always be preferred during testing. This avoids potentially building NumPy or SciPy from source if a wheel is missing (e.g. most recent releases dropped Python 3.7)
3.) I added
CIBW_SKIP: "*-musllinux_*"
to skip allmusllinux
wheels, but I can revert that change if preferred.