Matthieu Darbois
Matthieu Darbois
Given the parallelism we get on GHA and the fact that we also have riscv64 to build, everything has been moved to GHA using a mix of QEMU and cross-builds...
This will also require https://github.com/pypa/pip/pull/12300 (and a new packaging release before that). Edit: this is mentioned but not referenced in https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/111870#issuecomment-1804033068
Thanks for the report. Do you have an un-repaired wheel somewhere ? This is taking taking ages to build on my laptop and a simple usage of libcrypt.so.1 is not...
yes but it's been processed by auditwheel. I need the wheel before it's been repaired to investigate. It's been building for more than 4 hours now (I just cloned the...
> So you need the wheel before auditwheel runs, correct? Exactly. I'd like to see if it comes from the libxcrypt update or the patchelf update. Having the wheel before...
@behrisch, Thanks for the raw wheels. I could verify that the `patchelf` update is the culprit for your builds. Using the following bisect script: ``` cat ../bisect.sh #!/bin/bash set -euxo...
It seems that only the `marouter` executable is broken (for this specific test). Using all libraries from patchelf 0.16.1 or 0.17.0 with an 0.16.1 repaired `marouter` executable works. Using all...
@behrisch, it might be related to https://github.com/NixOS/patchelf/issues/446 so checking if https://github.com/NixOS/patchelf/pull/447 solves your issue might be worth a try (& commenting there if that's the case). Given the bisect returns...
> And what about musl? Should that require an enable too? I don't think so, there was really some demand for those wheels (i.e. should be enable by default) and...
> Should we also support opting out? Obviously it makes sense as a concept as this allows changing defaults without disrupting users who opted-out explicitely as you explained. That being...