[Python] Update wheels we build in CI/CD. #8051
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@teqdruid do you care about Python 3.8 wheels for the core bindings package? I might remove those as well. |
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Kicked off a sanity test wheel build here: https://github.com/llvm/circt/actions/runs/12697878099. |
I don't use the core bindings package, so no. I do, however, care about being able to build the Python 3.8 bindings as PyCDE continues to support 3.8. |
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Thanks, makes sense. I don't think anyone is doing anything that won't be compatible with Python 3.8. We can keep using the lowest common denominator Python features (e.g., avoid the fancier new generics syntax in Python 3.13). If no one cares about this version of the core bindings wheels, I'll remove that in this PR. |
This removes MacOS, which has been failing, and no one seems to care about anyway. This also removes the Python 3.8 wheel on Linux, since Python 3.8 is now EOL. Finally, this adds a newer Python 3.13 wheel for a more modern Python version. This also updates the cibuildwheel version we use to the newest release, which has full Python 3.13 support. There should be no breaking changes, but cibuildwheel will warn that the next major release requires Python 3.11 or newer.
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Wheel build is passing for Python 3.13 with the cibuildwheel update. I'll go ahead and merge this now. |
This removes MacOS, which has been failing, and no one seems to care about anyway. This also removes the Python 3.8 wheel on Linux, since Python 3.8 is now EOL. Finally, this adds a newer Python 3.13 wheel for a more modern Python version. This also updates the cibuildwheel version we use to the newest release, which has full Python 3.13 support. There should be no breaking changes, but cibuildwheel will warn that the next major release requires Python 3.11 or newer.
This removes MacOS, which has been failing, and no one seems to care about anyway. This also adds a newer Python 3.13 wheel for a more modern Python version. I have not yet removed the Python 3.8 wheel, but that is EOL, and we can consider removing that in a follow up.