Allow all wheels from PyPI #3338
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It's unlikely that we're going to need any changes in pip itself to support linux enabled wheels except for maybe a more specific platform tag. If a more specific platform tag is needed then older pip's won't install that anyways. This should allow experimentation with some possible solutions to linux enabled wheels.
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It's unlikely that we're going to need any changes in pip itself to support linux enabled wheels except for maybe a more specific platform tag. If a more specific platform tag is needed then older pip's won't install that anyways. This should allow experimentation with some possible solutions to linux enabled wheels.