Open drew-wks opened 9 months ago
Dreamsorcerer
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9 months ago Feel free to make a PR to add that to the build process. I'd note that it looks like a wasm wheel would be better though (somebody else was trying to aiohttp with wasm through pygbag earlier as well), then you'd still get the optimised version.
drew-wks
commented
9 months ago Sorry, I don't know how to do that. I've reached the limit of my coding knowledge. Yes wasm wheel would be fine too. Thank you.
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Feel free to make a PR to add that to the build process. I'd note that it looks like a wasm wheel would be better though (somebody else was trying to aiohttp with wasm through pygbag earlier as well), then you'd still get the optimised version.
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webknjaz
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2 months ago FTR I think I'll get to this next time I synchronize the packaging updates made to the deps under the @aio-libs umbrella (frozenlist/multidict/yarl).
Is your feature request related to a problem?
I need it to use micropip to install the package. micropip will produce an error if it cannot find a pure Python wheel. To determine if a package has a pure Python wheel manually, you can open its PyPi page and go to the “Download files” tab. If this tab doesn’t contain a file *py3-none-any.whl then the pure Python wheel is missing.
Describe the solution you'd like
upload a pure python wheel to PyPi
Describe alternatives you've considered
none
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