Updates to support PEP 730-format support packages. #55
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This is a major refactor of the forge script, to support the PEP 730 framework format.
It is now entirely self-contained. It no longer requires a standalone Python-Apple-support build. Instead, it will download and use the officially published support package, and the published support binaries used to build that support package. Specific support revisions and/or a local Python-Apple-support build can be specified, if required.
It relies on the fact that the PEP 730 build includes shim binaries for CC, CXX etc.
On completion of a build, the
distfolder should only include artefacts suitable for publication. Any intermediate wheels should be in thedepsfolder.Support for
blishas been dropped, as it required more than a trivial patch to get working.The script will work with Python 3.13, but many of the packages will require version bumps to incorporate 3.13 support.
The repo also contains a CI script to perform a basic check of any future changes.
Fixes #56.
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