Support new PEP 600 tagging for Python wheels #150
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Description
Previously, we built wheels using
manylinux2014
which was causing compatibility issues on older OSes using different glibc versions. This PR addresses the compatibility issues by using the newer PEP 600 convention wheremanylinux_x_y
represents the supported versions of glibc.We update the
CD
workflow to publish from Ubuntu 20.04 to build the appropriate wheel with the new naming convention.Affected Dependencies
python 3.8.10+, 3.9.5+, 3.10.0+
andpip >= 20.3
.How has this been tested?
CI passes, tested changes on the test PyPi domain and installed on an Ubuntu 20.04 VM.
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