Commit 5fdcf4e5 authored by Yury Matveev's avatar Yury Matveev
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Switch to new manylinux_2_28, drop i686

parent 0fcbef26

.linux-gitlab-ci.yml

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    - $RUNNER_TAG

  variables:

    IMAGE_REGISTRY: registry.gitlab.com/tango-controls/docker/pytango-builder

    MANYLINUX: manylinux2014

    GLIBC_TAG: '2_17' # depends on manylinux

    MANYLINUX: manylinux_2_28

    GLIBC_TAG: '2_28' # depends on manylinux

    PYTHON_TAG: 'cp${PYTHON_VER}-cp${PYTHON_VER}'

    WHEEL_GLOB_PATTERN: pytango-*${PYTHON_TAG}*${ARCH}.whl

  parallel:

    matrix:

      - RUNNER_TAG: amd64

        ARCH: [x86_64, i686]

        PYTHON_VER: [310, 311, 312, 313]

      # Skip i686 for Python >=3.14

      - RUNNER_TAG: amd64

        ARCH: [x86_64]

        PYTHON_VER: [314]

        ARCH: x86_64

        PYTHON_VER: [310, 311, 312, 313, 314]

      - RUNNER_TAG: aarch64

        ARCH: aarch64

        PYTHON_VER: [310, 311, 312, 313, 314]
@@ -58,8 +54,8 @@ linux:build-wheel-against-specific-branch: 
    ARCH: x86_64

    PYTHON_VER: 314

    IMAGE_REGISTRY: registry.gitlab.com/tango-controls/docker/pytango-builder

    MANYLINUX: manylinux2014

    GLIBC_TAG: '2_17' # depends on manylinux

    MANYLINUX: manylinux_2_28

    GLIBC_TAG: '2_28' # depends on manylinux

    PYTHON_TAG: 'cp${PYTHON_VER}-cp${PYTHON_VER}'

    WHEEL_GLOB_PATTERN: pytango-*${PYTHON_TAG}*${ARCH}.whl

    IDL_SOURCE: "main"

doc/how-to/how-to-contribute.md

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Developing using a native pixi/conda environment is faster.  However, it is also possible to use

Docker containers for developing, testing and debugging PyTango.

Use the same manylinux-based image we use for building the Linux binary wheels in CI, for example:

\- `docker run --rm -ti registry.gitlab.com/tango-controls/docker/pytango-builder:manylinux2014_x86_64_v2.0.0`

\- `docker run --rm -ti registry.gitlab.com/tango-controls/docker/pytango-builder:manylinux_2_28_x86_64_v2.3.3-1`



For direct usage, rather than PyTango development, Docker images with PyTango already

installed are available from the