pyopengl-accelerate: add build-pyopengl-accelerate.yml for riscv64 wheels - #1748
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…eels Cython/setuptools build of PyOpenGL's compiled acceleration package (wrapper, formathandler, arraydatatype, errorchecker, vbo, nones_formathandler, latebind, buffers_formathandler, numpy_formathandler) - no OpenGL library linkage at build time, it's dlopen'd at runtime by pure-Python PyOpenGL. manylinux only: numpy has no riscv64 musllinux wheel anywhere, and it's a build-time requirement for numpy_formathandler. Runs the real upstream test suite (test_arraydatatypeaccel.py, test_numpyaccel.py) against the built wheel; OpenGL.GL binds libGL at import time on Linux even though the tests never create a real GL context, so CIBW_BEFORE_TEST_LINUX installs mesa-libGL. Includes a small pyproject.toml patch so the wheel ships license.txt under dist-info/licenses/ - the upstream table-form [project.license] suppresses setuptools' PEP 639 default glob (and the file is lowercased anyway, which the glob wouldn't match), so the real PyPI 3.1.10 wheel ships none either.
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CIBW_TEST_REQUIRES was missing numpy, so most of the accelerate test suite self-skipped (20 passed, 33 skipped: 'Numpy not available') even though PyOpenGL and pytest installed fine. The license check also false-failed: the wheel's dist-info/licenses/ directory entry itself (name ending in '/') was included in the found set, rsplit-ing to an empty string alongside 'license.txt'.
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pyopengl-accelerate3.1.10Compiles nine small Cython acceleration modules for the pure-Python PyOpenGL package (array marshalling, format handlers, VBOs); no OpenGL library linkage at build time, it's dlopen'd at runtime by pure-Python PyOpenGL. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's
accelerate-manylinux.yml.Differs from upstream
CIBW_BEFORE_TEST_LINUXinstallsmesa-libGL-OpenGL.GLbinds libGL at import time even though the tests never create a real context.Testing
test_arraydatatypeaccel.pyandtest_numpyaccel.pyagainst the built wheel, staged viaCIBW_TEST_SOURCES.License: OK
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0001-pyproject.toml-declare-license-files-so-the-wheel-s.patch- To upstream. The legacy[project.license]table form suppresses setuptools' PEP 639 default license-files glob, so the wheel ships no licence file (same gap in the real PyPI wheel). Reproduces off riscv64.Built on cp312/cp313/cp314/cp314t manylinux_riscv64: 53 passed on each, publish dry-ran cleanly.