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Upload source code for cases when built distributions are incompatible
At the moment install options are to pip install which installs compiled versions of the code which is great if you are on linux and use python 3.5 or 3.6. In other cases you can clone the github repo and build from source. Pip install should fall back on building from source if none of the compiled wheels are compatible.
twine has an sdist option to package up source code for this purpose, but it does not include any of the rust files when gathering code. Ideally we could find a way around this
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Awesome! May be worth noting in the docs pip's --no-binary option in case people have a rust toolchain and would prefer to get the source from PyPI but compile locally (manylinux is designed for compatibility so it's not infeasible that local builds may have access to different instruction sets, although I don't know whether/when they'd be used).
Upload source code for cases when built distributions are incompatible
At the moment install options are to pip install which installs compiled versions of the code which is great if you are on linux and use python 3.5 or 3.6. In other cases you can clone the github repo and build from source. Pip install should fall back on building from source if none of the compiled wheels are compatible.
twine has an sdist option to package up source code for this purpose, but it does not include any of the rust files when gathering code. Ideally we could find a way around this
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: