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This is basically a duplicate of closed issue: #100
Right now I'm just patching policy.json in the virtual environment containing auditwheel, so the internals are there already.
Use case here is "internal distribution" of wheels with binary dependencies. While I could use supplied docker to build manylinux2010 compatible wheels I prefer to use more recent versions of compilers as performance difference for compiled numeric code can be significant in some cases.
I guess I can achieve the same with just customisable whitelist for linux target. I'm not really using compatibility checking part of auditwheel, only using repackaging part and would like to exclude some libraries from being included into the wheel.
I looked through the code and happy to make a PR if there is interest.
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Any plans for this? I could really benefit from such feature.
My use case is vendoring "in house" sos and their dependencies except for specific sos which I'd like to allow users to customize on their own, due to several compilation modes and patches existing.
This is basically a duplicate of closed issue: #100
Right now I'm just patching
policy.json
in the virtual environment containingauditwheel
, so the internals are there already.Use case here is "internal distribution" of wheels with binary dependencies. While I could use supplied docker to build manylinux2010 compatible wheels I prefer to use more recent versions of compilers as performance difference for compiled numeric code can be significant in some cases.
I guess I can achieve the same with just customisable whitelist for
linux
target. I'm not really using compatibility checking part ofauditwheel
, only using repackaging part and would like to exclude some libraries from being included into the wheel.I looked through the code and happy to make a PR if there is interest.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: