Add musllinux wheels #106
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Add musllinux wheels #106
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oops, sorry, I did a squash merge without thinking in #105, which lost the shared history with this PR and now there's a conflict that needs resolved. |
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LGTM! This now gives us full coverage of the same wheels that NumPy provides except for win32, which I think is the best we can hope for. |
Yes. The SciPy folks are looking for excuses to drop wheels for 32-bit platforms, though I imagine numpy will keep them longer than scipy will. |
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Based on #105. This PR adds one commit on top of that PR.
Add musllinux wheels.
Using separate runner mostly for speed. The musl build ends up compiling numpy from source for most Python versions because
oldest-supported-numpydoes not discriminate by libc version and installs a version older than 1.25 (the first numpy with musl wheels). The separate runner also enables libgraphblas to be built against Musl and not glibc.