MAINT: rename MacOS arm64 wheels #147
MAINT: rename MacOS arm64 wheels #147
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* automatically rename MacOS arm64 thin wheel files to use version `12_0` instead of `11_0`; the verbose file move should print out the change for us if successful
set -xe | ||
for file in `find ./wheelhouse -type f -name '*11_0_arm64*.whl'`; do mv -v "$file" "${file/11_0_arm64/12_0_arm64}"; done | ||
displayName: "Rename MacOS arm64 wheels for version 12.0 minimum" | ||
condition: eq(variables['PLAT'], 'arm64') |
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this is slight overkill since there's only one wheel per matrix entry, but it does seem to work locally and the paradigm was conveniently available from a stackoverflow snippet.. let's see what CI says..
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While we're at it: the universal2
wheels should also be renamed to 12_0
(now scipy-1.8.0.dev0+2085.d18b2a4-cp310-cp310-macosx_10_9_universal2.whl
).
That's true, though CI is passing and we don't have universal2 wheels on the release branch so maybe we can merge for now and open an issue. |
Sure, that's fine with me - in it goes. Thanks Tyler! |
* automatically rename MacOS arm64 thin wheel files to use version `12_0` instead of `11_0`; the verbose file move should print out the change for us if successful
For future archeologists: this was because of the kernel panic on macOS 11: scipy/scipy#14688 (comment) |
use version
12_0
instead of11_0
; the verbose filemove should print out the change for us if successful