Build Linux release wheels for x86_64 only - #135
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With the manylinux_2_28 change in place all four x86_64 wheels built,
and the release run moved on to i686, where cp312 failed the same way:
Host machine cpu: i686
C compiler ... (gcc 10.2.1 ...)
../meson.build:25:4: ERROR: Problem encountered: NumPy requires GCC >= 10.3
That one cannot be fixed by changing images. NumPy publishes no i686
wheels for any 2.x release, so pip can only reach NumPy through its
sdist, and the manylinux2014_i686 image's GCC 10.2.1 is below NumPy's
floor. Restrict Linux builds to x86_64; cmac has never published an
i686 wheel.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #134. With
manylinux_2_28in place all four x86_64 wheels built(cp310–cp313), and the release run moved on to i686, where cp312 failed the
same way:
This one cannot be fixed by changing images. NumPy publishes no i686 wheels
for any 2.x release, so pip can only reach NumPy through its sdist, and the
manylinux2014_i686image's GCC 10.2.1 is below NumPy's floor.Restrict Linux builds to
x86_64. cmac has never published an i686 wheel —0.1.0 shipped only
cp311-macosx_11_0_arm64and an sdist.🤖 Generated with Claude Code