WHL: enable musllinux wheels #519
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build times don't seem unreasonable to me. Both Linux jobs completed before Windows' ! |
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Yep, building times are very good now. I think what was happening before was that numpy did not provide wheels for musllinux, and hence the building times skyrocketed; but this seems not be the case anymore. |
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Oops, it looks like this is marked as a work in progress. |
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I just needed to rebase after #517 got in. Should be good now ! |
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Great! Thanks @neutrinoceros ! |
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Based of #517
I noticed at least one reason for not building these wheels was outdated (numpy does provide
musllinux-x86_64as well asmusllinux-aarch64wheels these days), so I wanted to give it a spin (pun intended)