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Would you consider loosening it, for example to what is suggested in maturin's Readme?
[build-system]
requires = ["maturin>=0.14,<0.15"]
Use Case
This would let us build the python package with the latest maturin version (currently 0.14.5) rather than requiring an older version.
In my case it is to package the deltalake python package for archlinux.
The current workaround is to build the package in a virtualenv, but it's generally discouraged when a "direct" build is possible.
Thanks!
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# Description
This loosen the version requirement for maturin when building the python
package.
# Related Issue(s)
- closes#1004
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- closes#106
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# Documentation
Using an exact version can be excessively restrictive, for example
preventing the use of the latest (but still compatible) version of
maturin. Especially when packaging for rolling-releases distributions
(like Archlinux), being able to build with the latest version would be
beneficial.
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Description
The current python package requires an exact maturin version (currently 0.14.2):
delta-rs/python/pyproject.toml
Lines 1 to 2 in c1f5a7e
Would you consider loosening it, for example to what is suggested in maturin's Readme?
Use Case
This would let us build the python package with the latest maturin version (currently 0.14.5) rather than requiring an older version.
In my case it is to package the deltalake python package for archlinux.
The current workaround is to build the package in a virtualenv, but it's generally discouraged when a "direct" build is possible.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: