Bump scikit-build from 0.12.0 to 0.13.0

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Bumps scikit-build from 0.12.0 to 0.13.0.

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Scikit-build 0.13.0

This is likely one of the final releases to support Python 2.7 and 3.5; future releases will likely target at least Python 3.6+ and MSVC 2017+.

If you are using scikit-build via pyproject.toml, please remember to include setuptools and wheel. A future version of scikit-build may remove the setuptools install-time hard requirement.

New Features

• CMake module /cmake-modules/Cython now uses Cython default arguments. This no longer adds --no-docstrings in Release and MinSizeRel builds, so Cython docstrings are now retained by default. Additionally, --embed-positions is no longer added to Debug and RelWithDebInfo builds. Users can enable these and other Cython arguments via the option CYTHON_FLAGS. See #518 and #519, thanks to @​bdice for the improvement.
• Experimental support for ARM64 on Windows. Thanks to @​gaborkertesz-linaro in #612.
• Support for MSVC 2022. Thanks to @​tttapa for the contribution in #627.
• Support the modern form of target_link_libraries, via SKBUILD_LINK_LIBRARIES_KEYWORD (somewhat experimental). Thanks to @​maxbachmann in #611.

Bug fixes

• Update the Ninja path if using the ninja package. This fixes repeated isolated builds. Further path inspection and updates for isolated builds may be considered in the future. #631, thanks to @​RUrlus and @​segevfiner for help in tracking this down.
• Allow OpenBSD to pass the platform check (untested). See #586.
• Avoid forcing the min macOS version. Behaviour is now inline with setuptools. Users should set MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET when building (automatic with cibuildwheel), otherwise you will get the same value Python was compiled with. Note: This may seem like a regression for PyPy until the next release (7.3.8), since it was compiled with 10.7, which is too old to build with on modern macOS - manually set MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET (including setting it if unset in your setup.py) for PyPy until 7.3.8. #607
• Fix logging issue when using Setuptools 60.2+. #623
• MacOS cross compiling support fix (for conda-forge) for built-in modules. Thanks to @​isuruf for the contribution in #622.
• Better detection of the library path, fixes some issues with PyPy. Thanks to @​rkaminsk for the contribution in #620 and #630. PyPy is now part of our testing matrix as of #624. Also @​robtaylor in #632.
• Fixed issue when cross-compiling on conda-forge (probably upstream bug, but easy to avoid). #646.

Changelog

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Scikit-build 0.13.0

This is likely one of the final releases to support Python 2.7 and 3.5; future releases will likely target at least Python 3.6+ and MSCV 2017+.

If you are using scikit-build via pyproject.toml, please remember to include setuptools and wheel. A future version of scikit-build may remove the setuptools install-time hard requirement.

New Features

• CMake module :doc:/cmake-modules/Cython now uses Cython default arguments. This no longer adds --no-docstrings in Release and MinSizeRel builds, so Cython docstrings are now retained by default. Additionally, --embed-positions is no longer added to Debug and RelWithDebInfo builds. Users can enable these and other Cython arguments via the option CYTHON_FLAGS. See :issue:518 and :pr:519, thanks to :user:bdice for the improvement.

• Experimental support for ARM64 on Windows. Thanks to :user:gaborkertesz-linaro in :pr:612.

• Support for MSVC 2022. Thanks to :user:tttapa for the contribution in :pr:627.

• Support the modern form of target_link_libraries, via SKBUILD_LINK_LIBRARIES_KEYWORD (somewhat experimental). Thanks to :user:maxbachmann in :pr:611.

Bug fixes

• Update the Ninja path if using the ninja package. This fixes repeated isolated builds. Further path inspection and updates for isolated builds may be considered in the future. :pr:631, thanks to :user:RUrlus and :user:segevfiner for help in tracking this down.

• Allow OpenBSD to pass the platform check (untested). See :pr:586.

• Avoid forcing the min macOS version. Behaviour is now inline with setuptools. Users should set MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET when building (automatic with cibuildwheel), otherwise you will get the same value Python was compiled with. Note: This may seem like a regression for PyPy until the next release (7.3.8), since it was compiled with 10.7, which is too old to build with on modern macOS - manually set MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET (including setting it if unset in your setup.py) for PyPy until 7.3.8. :pr:607

• Fix logging issue when using Setuptools 60.2+. :pr:623

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Commits

• 1ebee61 docs: spelling fix
• eb69bd2 docs: update changelog
• 5146d32 fix: conda cross-compile issue fix (#646)
• 2cf67fd docs: update changelog for 0.13 (#629)
• 63f4862 docs: mention restriction on setup.cfg options (#644)
• 47a61e7 ci: drop unneeded job (#640)
• 29f3a1e chore: add pygrep (#637)
• ea3a346 fix: pull ninja path if module available (#631)
• f2aab26 fix: warning produced about bdist_wheel
• 59794a9 docs: add docs config file
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