#cibuildwheel

Seth Larson

@sethmlarson.dev

2 months ago

PEP 770 Software Bill‑of‑Materials (SBOM) data from PyPI, Fedora, and Red Hat This year I authored PEP 770 which proposed a new standardized location for Software Bill-of-Materials (SBOM) data within Python wheel archives. SBOM data can now be stored in (package)-(version).d...

PEP 770 was accepted in April of this year, what has happened since then?

sethmlarson.dev/pep-770-sbom...

#Python #SBOM #CycloneDX #SPDX #auditwheel #cibuildwheel

Matthias Köppe

@mkoeppe.bsky.social

3 months ago

Sage 9.7 Release Tour Main repository of SageMath. Contribute to sagemath/sage development by creating an account on GitHub.

Binary wheels for the modularized #Python packages sagemath-objects and sagemath-categories, built using #cibuildwheel, became available on PyPI in #SageMath 9.7, in September 2022.
github.com/sagemath/sag...
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Matthias Köppe

@mkoeppe.bsky.social

3 months ago

passagemath-gap-pkg-smallgrp-data passagemath: Computational Group Theory with GAP: smallgrp data

The @passagemath.org project applies a 2-phase build procedure in the style of #cibuildwheel – first build the wheel, then "repair" it (vendor non-Python deps into it) – also to some arch-independent #Python packages, e.g., the #Mathematics databases from #GAPSystem.
pypi.org/project/pass...
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Hugo van Kemenade

@hugovk.dev

5 months ago

Python adoption chart showing number of packages definitely supporting 3.11 to 3.14 against time since final release, starting at -400, going to +1000 days, where available. All curves follow a similar trend, but newer ones have more available earlier. The trend is fairly flat at -400, but around -300 start picking up, and at day zero all increase a lot.

Similar to the previous chart, but Python adoption amongst packages with version specific wheels. Here, the new versions have much greater adoption than earlier ones.

Some stats from core dev @hauntsaninja.bsky.social showing Python 3.14 had more usable packages on day 1 than other recent releases.

New releases of #cibuildwheel adding 3.14 as optional and then default also helped.

discuss.python.org/t/stats-on-p...

#Python #Python314 #wheels #stats #PyPI

passagemath

@passagemath.org

5 months ago

The passagemath project maintains an updated version of the #SageMath distribution, in part for use with #cibuildwheel.
The passagemath-10.6.30 release notes now give an overview of the non-Python packages upgraded in (or only available in) passagemath's version of the Sage distribution.

@tedralphs.bsky.social

7 months ago

New Version 0.93.1 · coin-or CyLP · Discussion #221 A new version 0.93.1 was made from the master branch. With this update, we have added support for Numpy 2! There are binary wheels available for all platforms (see full list here). See here for cha...

CyLP has a new release that supports Numpy 2 for those who were waiting for that! As always, there are binary wheels for all platforms, thanks to #cibuildwheel! github.com/coin-or/CyLP...