Compile properly platform tagged wheel #1219
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Refs GH-1218
Prior to this, running
setup.py bdist_wheelgenerated a completely untagged platform whl file.Note: this was tested against OS X and does not solve Linux wheels yet.
With this, it's possible to now build wheels for different OSX platforms in virtualenvs of different python versions.
In my case, I ended up with a whl as such:
uWSGI-2.1_dev_c0c77cf-cp27-cp27m-macosx_10_11_x86_64.whl, which means it only works with cpython2.7, on macosx 10.11.