CI wheels build #178
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…ptools during build.
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Related to #106, but let's not close it until there is a release on PyPI. |
yakutovicha
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Jun 29, 2023
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fixes #106
Adds a job to the PyPI CI workflow that builds wheels for all platforms (64-bit).
The job generates a separate wheel for every Python version
>=3.7. I don't think there is actually any difference in the wheels between the different Python versions, but I didn't find a way to just generate one. I tested that the wheel build works, but I didn't test how it interacts with the upload to PyPI.The minimum Python version had to be bumped up to
3.7because there does not exist a new-enough version ofsetuptoolsfor3.6.Removed the lookup for MSVC variables on Windows because there is a Github action that does it better.