ci: build musllinux wheels and test them on Alpine - #3
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Only glibc wheels were published, so on musl distros pip fell back to the sdist and required a Rust toolchain on the target machine. Adds musllinux_1_2 wheels for x86_64 and aarch64, and a test-musl job that installs the built wheel in an Alpine container and runs the test suite. Artifact names now include the manylinux value to avoid the glibc/musl collision that upload-artifact@v4 rejects.
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Only glibc wheels were published, so on Alpine and other musl distros pip found no matching wheel, fell back to the sdist, and required a Rust toolchain on the target machine. Since ormar depends on
ormar-utilsunconditionally, ormar itself was not installable there.Adds
musllinux_1_2wheels for x86_64 and aarch64 to the release matrix, plus atest-musljob that installs the built wheel into an Alpine container and runs the suite on every PR. The--no-indexinstall is the real assertion there: a wheel without a musllinux tag yields no install candidate and fails the job.Artifact names now include the manylinux value, since the glibc and musl x86_64 builds otherwise collide and
upload-artifact@v4rejects duplicate names.Closes #2