Thanks @hugovk. I think we probably do want PyPy 3.10 wheels for the next release, it's a matter of updating the wheel build CI jobs. We probably should drop 3.9 at that point indeed, we've never supported two PyPy releases at the same time AFAIK.

It would be nice to release macos-arm64 wheels for PyPy.

It appears that with #26222, main (to be 2.1.0?) is building for PyPy 3.10, but there are no wheels with it, since it wasn't enabled before 2.0.0 went out. But this makes it difficult for downstreams to also drop Python 3.9, because there's no PyPy3.10 wheels of NumPy available. Would it be possible to enable PyPy3.10 wheels for the next 2.0.x release?

The next release will probably be 2.1.0, which should arrive in a month from now (just after Python 3.13.0rc1). That will have PyPy 3.10 wheels. If you need them earlier, using them from https://anaconda.org/scientific-python-nightly-wheels/numpy/files is probably a diff of a few lines in your cibuildwheel config?

Ah, we aren't in much of a rush, as it only seems to affect Windows wheel building for some reason; that is probably going to be fine.

It looks like numpy has wheels for pypy3.10, can this be closed?

Thanks for pointing it out. Closing.