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I would like to have wheels distributed in PyPi which may possibly avoid installation issues. Something like including the binaries of Pango can be done so that users no need to download it manually(Windows and Mac).
So the installation issues related to "ModuleNotFoundError" will be unrelated to whether the pango/pangocairo binary is installed. Hopefully those installation issues are resolved by #17.
But in any case, I can understand why including a binary can be useful in some situations.
On the other hand, I'm not quite sure this is a good idea, since some users might expect pangocffi/pangocairocffi to use the binary that's installed on their machine (e.g. I have pango installed on my Mac via homebrew)
Looking at how cairocffi does things, they currently don't appear to bundle the binary in their wheels, although I see you've made a PR to do just that for Windows! 😄
I'll need to research a bit more about best practices.
It would be just enough to create one for windows because finding those library is way worse there.
If you could look at the issue I created in weasyprint repo ( Kozea/WeasyPrint#1241), you could see a more detailed explanation there.
I would like to have wheels distributed in PyPi which may possibly avoid installation issues. Something like including the binaries of Pango can be done so that users no need to download it manually(Windows and Mac).
Something like https://github.com/getsentry/milksnake can be used for it and also auditwheels would surely help here.
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