Henry Schreiner
Henry Schreiner
By the way, I think this might fix `uv pip list` on PyPy, due to stdlib installs of packages: ```console $ uv venv --seed Using PyPy 3.10.16 interpreter at: /usr/local/bin/python...
Adding this works today, actually, since nox sets `__name__` to `user_nox_module`: ```python # /// script # dependencies = ["nox"] # /// ... # exiting noxfile here if __name__ == "__main__":...
We need some information to be able to help.
Would this make sense at https://github.com/wheel-next/ideas ? (I'd be a huge fan of these, lots of places I'd use it, but IIRC from the packaging summit a couple of years...
What backend (modified setuptools, scikit-build (classic), scikit-build-core) would be useful info too.
There are pre-built wheels for Python 3.7-3.11, so using Python 3.11 would work without trying to build the library. I believe the message you are seeing (NMake not found) is...
Yes, "Successfully installed elkai-2.0.1" means it was successfully installed.
What are the errors? Please copy-paste them here and maybe they will be meaningful to us. By the way, pybind11 is header only, there's nothing to build except our tests.
(we don't "install" on it, but you can see our tests running on a CentOS 8-based system here: https://github.com/pybind/pybind11/blob/1c10d5e9b1e0cecf7401af735bb3bc515043760d/.github/workflows/ci.yml#L660 )
Looks like a collision between an extension claiming it supports ABI 3, but not providing the correct extension. What's the binary file extension inside the 3.12 wheel? Though it seems...