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pynvjitlink wheels are currently being published to PyPI.org (https://pypi.org/project/pynvjitlink-cu12/#files). By default, PyPI limits packages to 100MiB per file and 10GiB total across all files.
To ensure that changes here don't accidentally grow wheel sizes beyond that per-file limit (or too close to it), it'd be helpful to check wheel sizes in CI.
Benefits of this work
prevents release-time surprises of the form "wheels are too large to put on PyPI"
#117 will be required to use newer CUDA versions in CI, which I understand was a part of the requirements for implementing this change - there is a fix in Numba required for its atomics tests to pass (the ones that were failing in the discussion following #114 (comment))
Description
pynvjitlink
wheels are currently being published to PyPI.org (https://pypi.org/project/pynvjitlink-cu12/#files). By default, PyPI limits packages to 100MiB per file and 10GiB total across all files.To ensure that changes here don't accidentally grow wheel sizes beyond that per-file limit (or too close to it), it'd be helpful to check wheel sizes in CI.
Benefits of this work
Approach
See this earlier, abandoned, attempt: #114 (comment)
And this reference issue: rapidsai/build-planning#110
Notes
N/A
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