Ensure the right Python version is available #15
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This ensures that mingw-w64 6.3.0 is available.
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The failed jobs are because they're trying to upload to PyPI and I don't have the credentials to do that. But the wheels do get built for all Python versions, including 3.9! |
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In the future there's probably some way to split up the AppVeyor config so the PyPI upload is a separate job, but if you're looking to migrate to Github Actions anyway, I suppose it's not worth worrying about now. |
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I updated the config so it marks all the wheels as artifacts, so it's possible to get the wheel out of each job even if it fails to upload to PyPI. With that change, I was able to retrieve |
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Roll back the AppVeyor image to the default of "Visual Studio 2015" in order to have mingw-w64 6.3.0 available for the
libgfortran-3.dlllibrary required byliblapack.dll. The "Visual Studio 2015" image however does not include Python 3.9, so themultibuild/install-python.ps1script installs it.Hopefully this addresses SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS#319.