Closed chrisamirani closed 3 days ago
I'm not quite sure what you're asking for here: there is no pure-Python version of Qiskit. We've had compiled extensions as part of the core distribution for nearly as long as the package has existed.
If you mean the source, so you can build it yourself, we package the sdists as .tar.gz
archives on PyPI. You'll need a functional Rust compiler (language version 1.70+) to build, but all the package sources are in the sdist.
@jakelishman oh right it makes sense then. Yeah I was thinking maybe there's a possibility of having the core python module wheels but it seems that's not how things are designed. closing issue. thx.
No worries, yeah. Generally the most core parts are actually the compiled bits, especially these days - they're the part that's most performance and memory critical.
What should we add?
I am working on a project that requires the pure python wheel to be available on the build. Currently I don't see the wheel here which would be a
*py3-none-any.whl
file.While I can certainly do it as a custom build for myself, was wondering if that's something we can add? is there anything preventing us from adding that to the build pipeline?