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Support for Mac ARM binary wheels #227
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According to cibuildwheel it is possible to build but not test the wheels. I won't distribute untested wheels especially not on an architecture that isn't used anywhere else. I'm sorry. |
It looks like this is supported now? https://cibuildwheel.readthedocs.io/en/stable/options/#test-command |
Still not on Github Actions: https://cibuildwheel.readthedocs.io/en/stable/#usage |
Looks like it is now? (in the table you link to) |
Oh, Github runners for MacOS ARM. Nice. I've built the 2.7.0 version for macos-arm now: https://github.com/lonvia/pyosmium/actions/runs/8582188319 Only available for Python 3.9+. If somebody can try out the wheels in the artifact in the run above ( pyosmium-wheels-macos-14 ) and confirm that they work, I can see how to get them on pypi.org. |
Wow, thank you for fixing it so fast! I can give them a try. I've been using pyosmium on Linux and I can't get it to produce the same results as the CLI executable osmium though. This is the command I'm running. |
Thanks for building the wheels. Works nice with python 3.12 on a M1 pro with macOS Ventura 13.4. |
Thanks for testing. I've uploaded them to pypi.org now. Leaving this issue as this still needs integration in the master branch. |
Hello, is there a possibility to build Mac ARM wheels (or the new format
universal2
wheels) for this platform?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: