ci: build wheels for all supported Python versions and platforms#3
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Prior to this, `maturin-action` was invoked without an explicit interpreter list, so it only built one cp version per OS (cp312 on mac/win, cp38 on linux). Combined with `macos-latest` now being arm64-only, the v0.9.3 and v0.10.0 releases shipped just three wheels — leaving Intel-Mac and current-Python Linux users unable to install. - Add `macos-13` (Intel) alongside `macos-latest` (arm64). - Pass `-i python3.10 python3.11 python3.12 python3.13` so maturin builds wheels for every interpreter installed by `setup-python`. - Add a `build-sdist` job so platforms not covered by binary wheels can still fall back to a source build. After merging, tag a new release (e.g. v0.10.1) to re-publish with complete wheel coverage; the `optimization/` repo can then bump its pins to `>=0.9.3` without breaking developers on Intel Macs / Linux+cp312.
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Summary
Fixes the wheel-coverage gap that blocks
optimization/from bumping itsrao-algorithmspin past 0.6.1.Problem: v0.9.3 and v0.10.0 on PyPI only shipped three wheels:
cp312-macosx_11_0_arm64cp312-win_amd64cp38-manylinux_x86_64No Intel-Mac wheels, no Linux py310/311/312 wheels, no sdist. Pip on Intel Mac + py312 can't install any 0.9+ release.
Root causes in the workflow:
macos-latestrunner is now arm64; no Intel macOS runner in the matrix.maturin-actionhad no-iinterpreter list, so it built for whicheverpython3happened to be on PATH per OS.Fix:
macos-13(Intel) alongsidemacos-latest(arm64).-i python3.10 python3.11 python3.12 python3.13to maturin.build-sdistjob.Test plan
v0.10.1).pip install rao-algorithms>=0.9.3should succeed.optimization/bumping allrao-algorithmspins to>=0.9.3.