Add a local-build.sh script to build Apple Silicon wheels locally
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This was referenced Dec 24, 2023
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Thanks for this @jeremiahrose
There are some changes I've got on the M1 branch to allow this script to be used on aarch64 Linux, and I'll incorporate those.
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Since there are no free Apple Silicon runners available for GitHub actions, a simple solution is to just run the build locally on an Apple Silicon Macbook.
To that end, this PR adds a
local-build.shscript that builds for whatever architecture the local machine is running on. On an M1 Macbook Pro it should take approx 25 minutes to build for all 4 Python versions.Then the wheels can be uploaded manually to the release, or we can develop a
local-release.shscript to add the wheels to an existing release.