Give ownership of the wheel files to the current user instead of root on Linux #66
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Nevermind bitrise (only @joerick has access there, but maybe it would be nice to temporarily disable?), but I've restarted the failed Travis build |
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(cfr. https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-337/) So should we maybe just drop 3.3 support overall? |
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Dropping 3.3 support overall is to be considered yes. However, this PR only aims at dropping support on linux because builds are failing right now. Windows Python 3.3 builds are not broken (yet). |
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Wait, because these are actually three PRs in one, if I see that correctly: Python 3.3 for manylinux, the wheel ownership, and simplifying the configuration for Travis? I'm quite happy with the content, but is there a part that's urgent to merge? If not, I'll take out those changes. Otherwise, we can just wait for @joerick to review things as well. |
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| python: "2.7" | |||
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Well,
I copy/pasted this from travis-ci doc https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/python/#Specifying-Python-versions
If it has no impact I'm happy to change it
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| # Linux Python 3 | ||
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| python: "3.4" |
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Why 3.4, and not the latest version? Or just 3, then? (All in all, the different minor versions of Python will be tested inside the cibuildwheel tests anyway)
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According to travis-ci docs, https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/python/#Specifying-Python-versions, a major.minor shall be provided
This is the python version running cibuildwheel driver, not the python used to build wheels (so, cibuildwheel itself is not tested with every minor python versions). If support is dropped for 3.3 for building wheels, I found somewhat logical not to use it either to run cibuildwheel and thus, use the next supported version which is python 3.4
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| - sudo apt-get -qq update | ||
| - sudo apt-get install -y python3-pip | ||
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If distinction between python2 and python3 is not needed, we can just get rid of this environment variable
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This is still needed for macOS which uses python2 and python3 (might not show in the diff)
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Sorry, should've looked better!
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@YannickJadoul, PR rebased. |
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Since all variable expansions before are also quoted, can we still change this to "/output/$(basename "$delocated_wheel")" ?
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Give ownership of the wheel files to the current user instead of root on Linux, this also allows to cleanup the
.travis.ymlfile a bit.