Henry Schreiner

> cmake's find functions cache previous results FindPython is the exception (see Python_ARTIFACTS_INTERACTIVE, 3.18+). It was trying to do some weird things, like finding multiple different versions of Python in...

This is intended to be easy to copy/paste into your pyproject.toml, so you can add it to skips or includes.

CC @b-pass, though I think I remember this might be intentional, since there are rules about keeping it alive?

All this lives in setuptools now. As far as this project (a CLI tool) goes, it is very much supported; just use `wheel tags --abi-tag=none ` for example to change...

That's the wrong variable. If you are using `FindPython3`, you need to pass `Python3_EXECUTABLE`. Also, you have to include the `Development.Module` component, not just the `Interpreter` component. Though if possible,...

Yes, I even was talking to @ruben-arts and @wolfv about this at SciPy less than two weeks ago. What we need is a low level interface which currently doesn't (exactly[^1])...

Yes, pretty sure that's it (py-rattler). Since we now support adding requirements, we could add support for it separately from supporting pixi.

No, these do not have Pythons that are compiled for the full range of macOS versions. They are not universal. To build broadly compatible wheels, cibuildwheel has to use the...

Yes, agree, brew is the worst offender, as they explicitly do not support redistribution for any of their libraries. Nothing is built compatibly or universal at all.

Also, for the sorts of issues that pop up when you don't use official CPython, see https://github.com/numpy/numpy/pull/27581#issuecomment-2420205914. Even if those are fixed, I think you'd run into even more if...