MAINT: Remove numpy-macosx-installer and win32build directories. #8695
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The scripts in those directories were used to build windows superpacks and mac dmg files. We now release wheels for both of those platforms. There is little overhead maintaining these scripts, but they are clutter and will eventually bit rot if not used for current systems. So remove them.
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+1 on removing dead tools, although I'm not really informed enough about dmgs or superpacks to determine whether these are no longer used. for anyone else passing by mailing list seems to also show general but non-committal approval. |
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Well, let's do it then and get one more PR off the queue. |
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The scripts in those directories were used to build windows superpacks
and mac dmg files. We now release wheels for both of those platforms.
There is little overhead maintaining these scripts, but they are clutter
and will eventually bit rot if not used for current systems. So remove
them.