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Also build a py3-none-any wheel #33
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We have a usecase where we are trying to install
gpiodon a system where we cannot runpip. So, we pre-download all of the packages ahead of time usingpip downloadand then transfer them over. Unfortunately, in order to make sure we download wheels for the correct architecture by specifying--platform, we also have to specify--only-binary(see their docs).Since giopd does not currently publish a wheel, it cannot be downloaded in this way.
I think the change to publish a wheel is actually really simple, since
gpiodis already a pure python library. I just switched to the commands recommended in the Packaging Projects tutorial, and it seemed to build the right artifacts.