Migrate from PEP513 to PEP599 or PEP600 #874
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…d#874) Update the platform name from manylinux1 to manylinux2014 in the Linux build scripts and setup.py to comply with the updated Python wheel specification. This change ensures that the built packages are compatible with the newer manylinux2014 standard, which provides better support for newer Linux distributions and wheel formats.
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…#875) * build: Update to `manylinux2014` in build scripts and setup.py (#874) Update the platform name from manylinux1 to manylinux2014 in the Linux build scripts and setup.py to comply with the updated Python wheel specification. This change ensures that the built packages are compatible with the newer manylinux2014 standard, which provides better support for newer Linux distributions and wheel formats. * build: Dynamically assign manylinux platform name based on machine architecture
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…d#874) (BYVoid#875) * build: Update to `manylinux2014` in build scripts and setup.py (BYVoid#874) Update the platform name from manylinux1 to manylinux2014 in the Linux build scripts and setup.py to comply with the updated Python wheel specification. This change ensures that the built packages are compatible with the newer manylinux2014 standard, which provides better support for newer Linux distributions and wheel formats. * build: Dynamically assign manylinux platform name based on machine architecture
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…d#874) (BYVoid#875) * build: Update to `manylinux2014` in build scripts and setup.py (BYVoid#874) Update the platform name from manylinux1 to manylinux2014 in the Linux build scripts and setup.py to comply with the updated Python wheel specification. This change ensures that the built packages are compatible with the newer manylinux2014 standard, which provides better support for newer Linux distributions and wheel formats. * build: Dynamically assign manylinux platform name based on machine architecture
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The PEP 513 has reached End of Life (EOL) on March 31st, 2017.
So it's time to migrate
PEP 600, and support more platforms.via: https://github.com/pypa/manylinux
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