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Exit code of auditwheel show
Is there a command which validates the wheel and exits with 1 if any problems are occured?
I guess the closest one is auditwheel show but it always exists with 0, so it is hard to get notified about non compliant wheels.
I think we should do this, perhaps under a new validate or similar subcommand. This could help automated validations, like what we plan to do for PyPI uploads.
validate could do the following:
- If no platform tag is supplied, attempt to parse it from the file name and validate against that. Return error if non-compliant.
- If no manylinux tag is present exit with an error value.
- If a platform tag is specified, validate against that and if non-compliant, return an error value.
I'm +1 for a new validate command as proposed by @lkollar.
However, I have one comment on what's proposed:
If no platform tag is supplied, attempt to parse it from the file name and validate against that. Return error if non-compliant.
validate shall not take any arguments except for the wheel filename that needs to be checked. The platform tag shall be inferred from the wheel filename & cross-checked with Tag in dist-info/WHEEL
It would be nice to be able to do cross-platform validation (must have for PyPI if they ever go with that sort of validation)
It would be nice to be able to do cross-platform validation (must have for PyPI if they ever go with that sort of validation)
delocate provides similar functionality for macOS, perhaps it would worth collaborating with @matthew-brett for better multi-platform support.
delocate provides similar functionality for macOS, perhaps it would worth collaborating with @matthew-brett for better multi-platform support.
I meant x86_64 vs aarch64 rather than linux vs macOS which is another issue entirely.
Actually, auditwheel started as a partial fork of delocate - but getting them closer together again is a good goal...
