Joe Rickerby
Joe Rickerby
> **Examples test run** > > Branch: [example-config-test---fix_circleci_example-2024-02-18T18-37-45](https://github.com/pypa/cibuildwheel/tree/example-config-test---fix_circleci_example-2024-02-18T18-37-45) > > | Service | Config | Status | > |---|---|---| > | circleci | `examples/circleci-minimal.yml` | [](https://circleci.com/gh/pypa/cibuildwheel/tree/example-config-test---fix_circleci_example-2024-02-18T18-37-45) | > > Generated...
The problem is likely to be in the repair wheel step, as the glob that fails is trying to find the output of that step. It would be worth inserting...
I looks like Travis scripts only worry about the last command for the error code. https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/1066 . https://github.com/pypa/cibuildwheel/blob/5e15bb25b428e1bf2daf2215f173d2b40135f56f/.travis.yml#L55-L62 A `set -o errexit` should do the trick. I wonder if that...
Seeing as cbuildwheel is a collection of best-practice around wheel building, I'd like to integrate this. I don't think it actually fits the model of `repair-wheel-command`, because (correct me if...
Yeah, we could do, I'd like it be general. But ideally, we'd only install/run abi3audit if there were any ABI3 wheels produced, I'm not sure how to generalise that logic...
Hey! This would be a fairly significant refactor, as currently we hard-code the build identifiers in the [build-platforms.toml](https://github.com/pypa/cibuildwheel/blob/main/cibuildwheel/resources/build-platforms.toml) file. These are recorded with other information like where to find the...
Good to know, thanks. If cibuildwheel users are configuring config_settings with a TOML dict, it's not possible to set an empty flag, but using CIBW_CONFIG_SETTINGS it is possible to make...
The manylinux images have the docker WORKDIR set to `/`. So we could change our logic to have cibuildwheel use the paths `$(workdir)/project` and `$(workdir)/output` etc. That would avoid an...
I'm keen for this too. WASM is the next universal VM architecture! Looks like pyodide have done a lot of work to make this easier. Why do we target wasm32...
I suppose technically the build-frontend is pyodide? yes feel free to ignore this for now. > I was originally thinking this should run on docker, but looks like maybe that’s...