Build wheels for musl Linux (musllinux_1_1_x86_64) #476
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PEP656 (wheels for musl Linux) as just been implemented. This means that we can now build wheels that will run on Alpine (a very popular and speedy base docker image) or OpenWRT (a tiny Linux distribution often used on embeded devices). Its design mirrors that of its glibc counterpart, the manylinux series, making it drop-in compatible with our existing manylinux setup.
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Sure, why not. I'll merge this now to check how it builds once merged, new PR welcome! Thanks! At some point we could add PyPy3 where available too. |
hugovk
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Forgot I'd already created PR #475, that's why it was on my mind! Now updated to exclude PyPy3 from |
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Ah cool, I'll add musl+aarch64 then. And I'm fairly certain I know what #456 needs... |
Users on musl based Linux distributions will no longer need a C compiler to install ujson (no issue to link).
Changes proposed in this pull request:
I've done a few PyPI stats queries. In the last month, these are how many downloads ujson had from musl Linux users for each architecture. I don't know if you consider 144 downloads enough to warrant adding
musllinux_1_1_aarch64too?