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cibuildwheel 2.11.3/2.11.4 fails to build NumPy on 32-bit Windows #1389
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(inside NumPy’s distutils) We moved to using cmd instead of bash for the action, though I don’t know how that would affect this only for 32-bit. 3.8 and 3.9 haven’t updated, so it’s not a Python bump. |
Setuptools updated in that time too, but numpy pins that in their build-system.requires. The other thing that I notice is that virtualenv updated from |
Would it be possible to try 2.11.3, just to narrow it down one last little bit? |
Same problem: https://github.com/numpy/numpy/actions/runs/3839641498/jobs/6537708313. I think the pp38 failure was also legitimate, but that takes about 90 minutes to build and test. |
There might be differences in configuration for Oh, |
These issues might be related? numpy/numpy#20391 and the conversation in the linked PR. |
Updating that one difference from a successful build is that the broken build is not using MSVC, rather mingw32, as the main compiler. Both runs are using the same version of the github runner with its builtin software. |
Closing. All issues except pp38 have been fixed on the NumPy side. The pp38 segfault should be fixed by #1372. |
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cibuildwheel 2.11.4 fails to build for cp39, cp310, and cp311 on 32 bit Windows, see numpy/numpy#22921. A log can be found at https://github.com/numpy/numpy/actions/runs/3832441885/jobs/6522755840.
The builds work for cibuildwheel 2.11.2. There is also a pp38 segfault on manylinux2014, but that may be a PyPy fluke.
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