V0.8.1 buildfix by jacklovell · Pull Request #428 · raysect/source

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T14:53:49Z

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility.

Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Also switch from Travis to Github actions to ensure builds are still error free.

Added a small snippet of code to get pip and PyPA build to use multiple CPUs to build this wheel by default, which greatly speeds up building release wheels. This is inspired by a similar addition which was made to Cherab.

Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

When installing with pip or PyPA's `build` utility, , the `-j` option for parallel builds is not passed by default. This increases the build time on systems where wheels need to be built, e.g. for releases or on systems where no pre-built wheel is available. This commit introduces a modified `build_ext` command which by default parallelises over all available CPUs, with an optional override using the `RAYSECT_BUILD_JOBS` environment variable if for any reason the number of build processes needs to be controlled manually.

jacklovell · 2023-12-11T16:11:33Z

Manylinux wheels built from this PR are available on TestPyPI: https://test.pypi.org/project/raysect/0.8.1.post1. Wheels are available for Python 3.7 through to 3.12, and there is also an sdist which can be downloaded and installed manually to verify it installs without error. I've tested all 6 Python versions in virtual environments: the wheel installs fine and all unit tests pass. I've also tested the sdist on Python 3.12, and again it builds and passes all unit tests without error.

Wheels for Python 3.7 to 3.9 can be built using manylinux2010, as there are binary wheels of oldest-supported-numpy available for these versions. For 3.10 onwards manylinux2014 is required for numpy binary wheels. Building numpy from source in the manylinux containers is not viable. There are now two scripts, one for each manylinux version, which will build wheels for all upstream-supported Python versions. These can be run as-is: info is in the first few lines of these files. Also, the dev notes on building wheels wtih manylinux have been updated to reference these files.

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

jacklovell added 3 commits December 11, 2023 14:27

Pin to Cython <3.0
c3d52ba
Cython 3.0 release introduces breaking changes. Pin to earlier Cython until the code has been updated for compatibility. Make a new post1 release of this so downstream packages will pick up the working version of 0.8.1.

Switch from Travis to Github Actions
8afd4e5

jacklovell requested a review from CnlPepper December 11, 2023 16:12

CnlPepper approved these changes Dec 14, 2023
View reviewed changes

CnlPepper merged commit 20f5725 into raysect:masterJan 4, 2024

jacklovell mentioned this pull request Jan 4, 2024
Support parallel builds when installing with pip? #422
Closed

jacklovell deleted the v081_buildfix branch August 2, 2024 12:06

Uh oh!

Conversation

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023• edited Loading Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

Uh oh!

Uh oh!

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023

Uh oh!

Reviewers

Assignees

Labels

Projects

Milestone

Development

Uh oh!

2 participants

Uh oh!

Conversation

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023• edited Loading Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

Uh oh!

Uh oh!

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023

Uh oh!

Reviewers

Assignees

Labels

Projects

Milestone

Development

Uh oh!

2 participants

Uh oh!

Conversation

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023• edited Loading Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

Uh oh!

Uh oh!

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023

Uh oh!

Reviewers

Assignees

Labels

Projects

Milestone

Development

Uh oh!

2 participants

Uh oh!

Conversation

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023• edited Loading Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

Uh oh!

Uh oh!

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023

Uh oh!

Reviewers

Assignees

Labels

Projects

Milestone

Development

Uh oh!

2 participants

Uh oh!

Conversation

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023• edited Loading Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

Uh oh!

Uh oh!

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023

Uh oh!

Reviewers

Assignees

Labels

Projects

Milestone

Development

Uh oh!

2 participants

Uh oh!

Conversation

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023• edited Loading Uh oh! There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.

Uh oh!

Uh oh!

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading

jacklovell commented Dec 11, 2023•
edited
Loading