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Demo project for building Python wheels for Linux with Travis-CI
In my library I don't support Python 2.6 anymore, and I was wondering what the best way is to skip this version in the build-wheels.sh script, instead of the loop...
README explains how to produce wheels via travis but doesn't say anything on how to download them. Any advice?
The docker images have Python 2.6 by default.... this is however a version that starts to be really old and no longer supported AFAIK. Building modern CPython 2.x projects with...
I would like to modernize NumPy and SciPy's wheel building/upload scripts in the spirit of current PyPA best practices. We have a dependence on an external C package, use cython...
After building a few wheels with `python setup.py` and again with `pip wheel` as in these demo scripts, I found that executable scripts are "cleverly" manipulated on their first line...
Building the manylinux wheels for coverage.py took 1hour 45minutes. Once I removed all my .tox directories, it took 3 minutes. The problem is that "pip wheel" copies the entire tree...
I think in the common use-case you only want to use this config for tags and not for every commit. Is there a way to do that?
Although this is probably very straightforward for experienced Travis users, but as a newby on Windows it took me a really long time to figure out that my builds were...