Henry Schreiner
Henry Schreiner
> Look at the discussion of universal wheels. They were always intended originally to be python version independent and now have transmogrified to being python 2 and Python 3 compatible...
From what I understand, this PR fixes broken tests in #493? (Broken meaning they expose broken behavior) Shouldn't those be added to this PR?
Looks like CMake doesn't build under Cygwin. Likely will need to be skipped in pyproject.toml's for now.
See https://github.com/scikit-build/scikit-build/pull/485.
Would this interfere with producing wheels, though? Wheels do not allow symlinks, since they are internally zip files, and Python (still) has a standard library bug that keeps it from...
No, given there are only three stars on it, I'm not sure it's common knowledge. And I'm pretty sure pip, pipx, wheel, poetry, pdm, etc. all use the standard lib...
I think this might help: #402
Related to https://github.com/scikit-build/scikit-build/issues/539, I think, though for Python .so's, not executables.
This looks like it would be pretty easy to test. We could add a test for #546 pretty easily, see if it breaks, then try with this fix.
But why is "test_classic_subproject" also failing? To me it looks like there still are some name mis-matches, from what I understand, only the editable install should fail? Adding the fix...