@zackees/soldr 0.9.16 → 0.9.17
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- package/README.md +20 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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example, `pip install . --config-settings profile=release` selects the
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release profile, while an ordinary install uses the fast local `dev` profile.
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A maturin project that ships a PyO3 extension **and** a Cargo `[[bin]]` in
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one wheel does not need a delegate. maturin packages only one artifact kind
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per wheel, so list the extra bins and soldr builds and stages them after the
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extension:
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```toml
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[tool.soldr.pep517]
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bundle-bins = [
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{ bin = "mytool", package = "mytool" }, # -> scripts, on PATH
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{ bin = "helper", dest = "platlib/mypkg/_bin" }, # -> site-packages/mypkg/_bin/
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]
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```
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Each bin is built with `soldr build` under the same target, profile, and cache
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environment as the extension, then added to the wheel with a regenerated
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`RECORD`. `dest` is `<scheme>[/<subdir>]` with scheme `scripts` (default),
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`platlib`, `purelib`, `data`, or `headers`. soldr does not repair a bundled
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bin's shared-library dependencies, so link it statically or give it an rpath.
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`bundle-bins` cannot be combined with `delegate-backend`.
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The backend also asks soldr to try its fastest supported linker locally. If
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that linker fails with a linker-availability error, soldr retries once with
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the platform linker and remembers the successful fallback in its cache. An
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