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yes, but only on branches from the same repo. I added them here #245 , it seems to work |
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Are the wheels available for download so that I can test installing them locally? I don't see the output... |
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Not yet, need to make a new release for that, will do later |
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But I meant how do you know that the wheels are building OK when they are not being built? Or are they, and there are just no artifacts to download? |
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they were build, but not uploaded due to no new release, the current build should be done any minute and then upload them |
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Where do you see that they were successfully built? |
https://github.com/holgern/pyedflib/actions/runs/6459073038/job/17534120890 |
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Thanks! But that happens only when you create a new tag, right? Would it not be useful to build all wheels for every PR? I mean, if you want to avoid a situation where wheels fail, then you would have to create another tag just to fix the wheels. |
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The wheel building can also be started by workflow dispatch, but then the wheels wont upload to pypi, that only works if the version is incremented :) I tested the wheels build on a branch and once that was confirmed, I created the tag |
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Ah, got it! |
I noticed that macOS ARM64 wheels are missing, so hopefully this PR will add them. Is there a way to test if this works on cibuildwheel?