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cmaureir
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2 years ago Hey @esc :wave:
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
I've set the project limit for llvmlite to 20 GB on PyPI. Please be mindful of the frequency of releases at that size.
Have a nice week!
esc
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2 years ago Hey @esc 👋 Thanks for the detailed explanation. I've set the project limit for
llvmliteto 20 GB on PyPI. Please be mindful of the frequency of releases at that size. Have a nice week!
Thank you so much @cmaureir -- we are in the middle of a release right now so really appreciate the swift response.
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https://pypi.org/project/llvmlite/
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20 GB
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About the project
The llvmlite project provides bindings to LLVM. It has been active for many years with the first release in 2014 and enjoys significant popularity. It is actively maintained and has regular releases. It is the backbone for the Numba library.
How large is each release?
Each llvmlite release ships a source distribution. The last one for 0.38.0 was 130kb.
What makes llvmlite need more space is that each wheel for each python version must ship a statically linked LLVM binary which is comparatively large tp other projects on PyPi. We support a wide range of wheels, including Apple m1.
The last release had 27 binary wheels across Pythons and architectures, with a size range of 19.1 to 37.3 MB and a total size of 761 MB for all wheels.
with new Python versions and new architectures, we expect the size of each release to continue to grow over the coming years.
How frequently do you make a release?
Two to four times a year.
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