duesee
Extend Python bindings CI workflow
This adds multi-platform/version CI build and test for the Python bindings to allow for corresponding wheel releases. The GitHub workflow is based on the CI template provided by maturin.
As multi-platform/version builds are now handled by CI, there is no longer an advantage in building the bindings for multiple Python versions locally when linting/building/testing through just bindings. Thus, building for all detected interpreter versions is removed for the recipe.
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The diff looks bigger because we also have non-essential changes. Notably whitespace,
.venvvsvenv, anddistvs../../target/wheels. Would you mind trying to reduce these changes? At least the non-essential whitespace changes?.venvvsvenvcould be easy as well. For the others, I would let you decide if you think it's worth it.
You are probably right that keeping the file as close to the template as possible makes sense. Thus, I now changed .venv/venv and dist/target back to how things are handled in the template. Now, the remaining changes should only be due to keeping the project in a subdirectory.
However, I'm not sure which whitespace changes you are referring to. I now changed the formatting of the header back to that of the template - were you referring to those?
However, I'm not sure which whitespace changes you are referring to. I now changed the formatting of the header back to that of the template - were you referring to those?
Weird... I was referring to this:
This is the output of difftastic. But... I have difficulties finding out where this is coming from... I suspected that it's \n vs \r\n. But maybe it's a bug in difftastic. Sorry for the distraction.
