* [travis-ci] debugging ci failures on travis
* [travis-ci] Use JSON to encode env vars
* [travis-ci] Use a more broadly compatible before_all command
* Drop CIBW_ENABLE=all on Travis windows
It doesn't fit into the time limit
* [travis-ci] try upgrading certifi to get around SSL errors
* Revert "[travis-ci] try upgrading certifi to get around SSL errors"
This reverts commit 02eee0e1946d2116d1ce23ccd86945ad33d1ae24.
* [travis-ci] upgrade windows certificates
* [travis-ci] re-enable linux builds
* Drop CIBW_ENABLE=all on Travis Linux
It doesn't fit into the time limit
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* Allow CIBW_ENABLE to control the wheels built in testing
* Set CIBW_ENABLE using PR labels
* Add docs
* Build everything on the main branch
* Add CIBW_ENABLE=all option
This was mostly for use in the `main` building case, because otherwise it's maybe a bit too easy to forget to update this file when adding an enable group
* Remove dead code
* Make unit tests robust to the value of CIBW_ENABLE
* Fix tests that explicitly choose pypy
* Fix test expectation
* Don't expect impossible wheels in expected_wheels
* Simplify logic in expected_wheels
* CircleCI- run with CIBW_ENABLE=all only on the main branch
* Azure pipelines - run with CIBW_ENABLE=all on main branch
* Update gitlab to run CIBW_ENABLE=all on main
* Set CIBW_ENABLE=all on travis - it only runs on main anyway
* Fix job name error on CircleCI
* Fix tests for graalpy
* Update the test configuration to use the label
* Remove duplication of default value. Make it affect sample build too
* Move the action to after deps are installed
* GraalPy workaround for this assumption
* Make unit test resilient to changing CIBW_ENABLE
* feat: add armv7l in auto_archs when running on aarch64
This depends on aarch32 EL0 support and thus is done conditionally.
* ci(travis): move to Ubuntu 22.04 / cp312
* chore: use SPEC 0 schedule for cibuildwheel
* remove support for {python} and {pip} in commands
* Remove specific Python versions from the update-dependencies job
The requirements pinning is done by uv now, so we don't need to
run the versions of Python to do the pinning anymore.
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* fix: enforce minimum version of docker/podman
This allows to always pass `--platform` to the OCI engine
thus fixing issues with multiarch images.
* Allow older versions with warnings
* Upgrade docker on Travis CI
* fix: use `docker cp` instead of `tar`
* Enforce docker>=24.0
* move log to include container.copy_into
* fix: travis-ci, only update docker on aarch64
* skip test_multiarch_image on s390x / ppc64le
* skip flaky test
* chore: only install test deps on Travis CI
* fix: do not try to pull images tagged `cibw_local`
* use "--pull=never" for local images
* Use docker image inspect to check if an image needs to be pulled
* Disable manylinux only tests on Travis CI ppc64le
Those tests are taking too much disk space for the Travis CI runner right now.
c.f. https://travis-ci.community/t/running-out-of-disk-space-quota-when-using-docker-on-ppc64le/11634
* Use focal to run aarch64/ppc64le/s390x jobs on Travis CI
This removes allow_failures from the Travis CI s390x job
* Use `focal` distribution for all Travis CI configurations
* Revert "Disable manylinux only tests on Travis CI ppc64le"
This reverts commit d0a09c689c058985c7dcb60b1e11a85a7bfce5e0.
* Skip test_manylinuxXXXX_only on Travis CI ppc64le
* Add a comment on why test_manylinuxXXXX_only test is skipped
* Test PyPy 7.3.3rc1
* Revert "Update Travis CI and CircleCI to use macOS 10.14 " and "Change examples to use macOS >= 10.14"
This reverts commits 870bf3f740 and cd53552b4b.
* PyPy 7.3.3rc2
* PyPy 7.3.3 released
* Revert to using pypywheels docker images
This commit adds config options and identifiers for building manylinux
wheels on non-x86 platforms. Based on what travis and manylinux2014
support this includes aarch64 (ARMv8), ppce64le (power pc 64bit little
endian), and the s390x platforms.
Fixes#269
* upgrade for windows on travis
* Install python on travis windows, update readme, update tests
* update readme, travis config and clean code
* install python inside cibuildwheel run
* use register to get python path
* fixes from review
* fix pip version
* use nuget for instal python
* clean code
* Update cibuildwheel/windows.py
Co-Authored-By: Joe Rickerby <joerick@mac.com>
* fixes from review
* Final bits of tidy up
Henry Schreiner