Start building Wheels alongside sdist #221
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I have pulled in the changes that are still relevant to vs 3.4.0 |
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Pulled in remaining relevant changes from PR#221
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This PR adds more information on how to start building wheels alongside sdist that's being published until this day.
It adds a Python version requirement of ">=3.7" too, as we dropped support on Python "<3.7".
This fix #220 too, as PyPI can get package's dependencies from the wheel file.
Maybe this could fix #207 (?) as wheels are pre-build ready-to-install and, in this case, independent of operating system.
This PR is build on top of #219 .