Hey @alexgleith!

Fancy doing some testing?

So I've got a dev branch where I've successfully built MacOS x86_64 wheels 🥳 ... can I take you up on the offer of testing?

Go to this GitHub Action run on my personal GitHub bjlittle/cf-units fork, and click the pypi-artifacts to download the built wheel assets zip file

Then unzip pypi-artifacts.zip, which should unpack 6 wheels and 1 sdist

3 of the wheels are for linux, and 3 of the wheels are for macosx, but all for py38, py39 and py310.

Ignore the wheels version number for now (in my build environment it's defaulted to the bogus version of 2.0.3), but choose one of the macosx_10_9_x86_64 wheels to install... which I guess you're doing in a conda environment or a virtual environment.

e.g., simply pip install cf_units-2.0.3.dev134-cp39-cp39-macosx_10_9_x86_64.whl

I've built the macosx wheels in a MacOS 11 container. If this isn't compatible with your OS, then I do have the option to build on MacOS 12.

Could you let me know if either of all of them work for you please?

Thanks so much 🙏

P.S. I downloaded and installed the wheels on linux just fine

Add support for x86_64 macos wheels #268

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