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In Fromager 0.31 and earlier, we assume that packages are built for the same Python version and interpreter as Fromager's Python. For example if Fromager is installed in a Python 3.11 virtual env, then all packages are built for Python 3.11.
Fromager should be able to build a package for another Python interpreter, e.g.
I think all it takes is to replace sys.executable with a command line parameter and get platform.python_version() from that interpreter. Then Fromager will create virtual envs for a different Python version.
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Fromager now support building wheels for a different Python interpreter:
```shell
fromager --python-interpreter=/path/to/python ...
```
Fixes: python-wheel-build#431
Signed-off-by: Christian Heimes <[email protected]>
Fromager now support building wheels for a different Python interpreter:
```shell
fromager --python-interpreter=/path/to/python ...
```
Fixes: python-wheel-build#431
Signed-off-by: Christian Heimes <[email protected]>
In Fromager 0.31 and earlier, we assume that packages are built for the same Python version and interpreter as Fromager's Python. For example if Fromager is installed in a Python 3.11 virtual env, then all packages are built for Python 3.11.
Fromager should be able to build a package for another Python interpreter, e.g.
I think all it takes is to replace
sys.executable
with a command line parameter and getplatform.python_version()
from that interpreter. Then Fromager will create virtual envs for a different Python version.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: