Ryan Mast

I suspect this is a separate issue (aside from also being an potential issue with ONBUILD directives in FROM images not behaving as if they are in the Dockerfile being...

Isn't PR #459 most of the port of Bedevere to GitHub Actions?

It might be the use of `HELICS_ZMQ_FORCE_SUBPROJECT` in https://github.com/GMLC-TDC/helics-packaging/blob/master/helics_apps-pip/setup.py#L83 The trade-off is that users will need to install a compatible ZeroMQ version, unless the piwheels builder runs auditwheel and bundles...

`libzmq5-dev` should work too.

Thanks! It seems the time taken to fetch and extract a source tarball would be a good change for much faster builds too... 4x faster than a shallow clone, and...

Is it possible to get a build run triggered (for Python 3.7 or 3.9) using the sdist published on TestPyPI https://test.pypi.org/project/clang-format/13.0.0/? Or are there instructions for locally replicating the build...

> Like I said, "git clone" is not permitted in piwheels, that's the problem. You can't run "git clone" in your setup script. Yes, I know... unfortunately the maintainer didn't...

It looks like the amd64 Docker image builds successfully, then it's failing to use buildx to build the arm64 variant. The exec error makes me think there is a mismatch...

I haven't run into this issue before. Is the launch on Ubuntu outside of the docker container? What CentOS version are you trying to run the compiled binary on that...

Not at the moment (as far as I know). It looks like there is an arm64 centos:7 docker image, so if everything compiles on arm64 it could be fairly straightforward...