BUG: Cannot install arm-pyart 1.18.5 on macOS (arm64)

[neutrinoceros]

• Py-ART version: 1.18.5
• Python version: 3.12.4
• Operating System: macOS

Description

Trying to instal the package in a fresh venv on this arch errors as

$ python -m pip install arm-pyart
...
ERROR: arm-pyart has an invalid wheel, arm-pyart has an invalid wheel, could not read 'arm_pyart-1.18.5.dist-info/WHEEL' file: BadZipFile("Bad CRC-32 for file 'arm_pyart-1.18.5.dist-info/WHEEL'")

version 1.18.4 still installs correctly

[mgrover1]

@neutrinoceros - the conda-forge wheels pass, as well as installing locally on my Mac... do you have more info about the machine that is having issues?

[neutrinoceros]

I discovered this in yt's CI (example logs), but I was also able to reproduce locally.
In case that's useful, here are my specs:

• macOS 14.5
• chip: M2 Pro

I tried it with pip 24.1, 24.0 and 23.3.2, and the result was identical every time.
I also checked with pip install --no-cache-dir ..., and uv (0.2.15):

❯ uv pip install arm-pyart
Resolved 56 packages in 853ms
error: Failed to prepare distributions
  Caused by: Failed to fetch wheel: arm-pyart==1.18.5
  Caused by: Failed to extract archive
  Caused by: deflate decompression error

[neutrinoceros]

Also:

• installing from sdist with --no-binary arm-pyart works
• note that I'm reproducing on Python 3.12. This seems actually crucial; I don't have any problem for 3.11 or 3.10

[mgrover1]

That makes more sense why I can't reproduce locally (I have an M1 Pro chip) - I am curious if this line in the cibuildwheel configuration could be to blame?
https://github.com/ARM-DOE/pyart/blob/main/.github/workflows/wheels.yml#L59C29-L59C52

[neutrinoceros]

I doubt it. I don't think it changes the behavior of anything if binaries for your dependencies are available anyway.
But it might well be a bug in cibuildwheel itself, or its tool chain. I don't have time left to look it up today, but I might try to escalate this tomorrow (of course, feel free to beat me to it).

[mgrover1]

Okay - I will open an issue upstream! Thank you!

[mgrover1]

I appreciate the feedback here @neutrinoceros - the issue has been created, hopefully we can sort this out today!
pypa/cibuildwheel#1896

[mgrover1]

This should resolve the issue #1606

We were overwriting the built objects

[mgrover1]

A new version is being cut after tests run + pass +merge

[mgrover1]

@neutrinoceros - can you please try rerunning your CI with the new wheels released in the latest version?

[neutrinoceros]

Done. All good. Thanks a lot !

[mgrover1]

Thank you! Keeping this closed!