Add CI to build python wheels #76
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Add build github workflow to produce python wheels for pypi
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What are your thoughts on missing the windows wheel? I updated the comment to point to the trouble I had with it. Does this hold up |
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I don't think that lack of Windows support should hold up a 0.1.0 release. |
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Added CI github action to build python wheels.
You can see a successful run of this action here the source branch for this PR: https://github.com/robtandy/datafusion-ray/actions/runs/13680781621
In this PR, the
build.ymlgithub action will build wheels for:Notably missing here is a windows wheel. It should be addressed in a subsequent, in my opinion, PR as there is complexity around using the
protobuf-srccrate on the build machine as can be seen here: https://github.com/robtandy/datafusion-ray/actions/runs/13680113339/job/38250064986. I'm not sure if this should hold up the release, but i personally think no.Structuring our developer workflow similar to datafusion-python has paid off as we were able to use a lot of their
build.ymlwhere the complexity came in was building for many linux and figuring out how to add a protobuf compiler into those cross comp docker images. Ultimately, it meant downloading and executing a release build of protoc.It should address another of the items in the #2 checklist