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Update to manylinux2010 #62
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You can use multibuild to build and test any current manylinux wheel, including arm64 and pypy. Over at numpy-wheels we are using travis (for arm64 and pypy linux64) and azure (for all the rest), and we ship manylinux1 (for legacy), manylinux2010 (which is the majority) and manylinux2014 for arm64. |
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On numpy-wheels, were you able to build and run the complete test suite when building for arm64? (Within the 1 hr time limit that travis sets) |
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Yup (I hope you can see the link to the test-runs). But the runs are about 2x slower than our azure ones |
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The new cibuildwheel-based system in scikit-learn master is already building 2010 wheel by default. I don't think we need to generate manylinux1 wheels for scikit-learn anymore. |
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From https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0571/#id48
Should we update the wheels to manylinux2010? Or at least would it be OK to build manylinux2010 directly in scikit-learn/scikit-learn#17921 (comment) ?
BTW,
In general, are there some guidelines as to when one should update the manylinux version?
Edit: I guess the thread from pypa/manylinux#179 (comment) answers some of these questions.
In particular manylinux2010 would require pip > 19.0
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