Hi scikit-build team!
I maintain an open-source package for particle trajectory analysis, freud, which uses the scikit-build tool. We build and test wheels of our package regularly with github actions on publicly available manylinux images. Some of those images use statically linked python distributions instead of the much more common dynamically linked distributions.
The most recent scikit-build release, 0.17.2, is failing to find the python library in those images and the build fails. I have opened a draft PR in freud here to demonstrate the issues we are having. The failing build_wheels test is available so the errors, environment, and steps to reproduce can be inspected more closely.
Relevant environment details:
manylinux image: quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64:2023-03-05-271004f
python version: >=3.7
scikit-build version: 0.17.2
I can contribute code for a PR to fix this, but will need direction from maintainers on what to change.
Hi scikit-build team!
I maintain an open-source package for particle trajectory analysis, freud, which uses the
scikit-buildtool. We build and test wheels of our package regularly with github actions on publicly available manylinux images. Some of those images use statically linked python distributions instead of the much more common dynamically linked distributions.The most recent
scikit-buildrelease, 0.17.2, is failing to find the python library in those images and the build fails. I have opened a draft PR in freud here to demonstrate the issues we are having. The failingbuild_wheelstest is available so the errors, environment, and steps to reproduce can be inspected more closely.Relevant environment details:
manylinux image: quay.io/pypa/manylinux2014_x86_64:2023-03-05-271004f
python version: >=3.7
scikit-build version: 0.17.2
I can contribute code for a PR to fix this, but will need direction from maintainers on what to change.