I am wondering if you already considered using cibuildwheel in your CI workflow? This can help simplify a lot the workflow.
As part of the RISE project, we are trying to build, test and publish popular python packages for riscv64. We do build and test fastrlock for riscv, and prebuilt binary is available here. We currently build and test it using cibuildwheel and our configuration is quite minimal see. My goal is to get riscv64 support merged directly here, but IMHO migrating to cibuildwheel is the first step (it's not strictly mandatory, but would make things easier).
A lot of projects already use cibuildwheel and when correctly configured, adding riscv64 support is almost free. See this PR in python-xxhash where I recently added riscv64 support.
Are you open to considering using cibuilwheel ? I can defenetly help you on this, by opening a PR if you need. Just let me know
I am wondering if you already considered using cibuildwheel in your CI workflow? This can help simplify a lot the workflow.
As part of the RISE project, we are trying to build, test and publish popular python packages for riscv64. We do build and test
fastrlockfor riscv, and prebuilt binary is available here. We currently build and test it using cibuildwheel and our configuration is quite minimal see. My goal is to getriscv64support merged directly here, but IMHO migrating to cibuildwheel is the first step (it's not strictly mandatory, but would make things easier).A lot of projects already use
cibuildwheeland when correctly configured, adding riscv64 support is almost free. See this PR in python-xxhash where I recently added riscv64 support.Are you open to considering using
cibuilwheel? I can defenetly help you on this, by opening a PR if you need. Just let me know