Publish CPython 3.14 wheels and document Windows/WSL installation (#118) - #140
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A user on Windows 11 installing pyalps inside WSL with Python 3.14 saw pip download the 43 MB sdist, start "Building wheel for pyalps", and get killed while WSL consumed all memory (ALPSim#118). No cp314 wheel exists, so pip silently fell back to compiling pyALPS and Boost from source; the second attempt then hit the 2.3.3 sdist's stale cmake.verbose setting, which scikit-build-core >= 0.10 rejects. - Build cp314 wheels: bump pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.22.0 (no 3.14 support) to 4.2.0 and add cp314-* to CIBW_BUILD. The CIBW_BUILD list is explicit, so the free-threaded cp314t builds stay off. Add the matching trove classifier. - README-py.md: say which platforms get wheels, recommend "pip install --only-binary=:all: pyalps" to fail fast instead of starting an hour-long source build, and add a Windows section (WSL 2, supported Python versions, the .wslconfig memory settings, and that the 2.3.3 sdist needs a Git checkout to build with current scikit-build-core). Refs ALPSim#118 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Windows user in #118 installed pyalps inside WSL with Python 3.14. No cp314 wheel exists, so pip silently compiled pyALPS and Boost from the 2.3.3 sdist until WSL ran out of memory; the retry then hit the sdist's stale
cmake.verbosesetting, which scikit-build-core >= 0.10 rejects.cp314-*inCIBW_BUILD; the explicit list keeps the free-threaded builds off. Add the trove classifier.README-py.md: state which platforms get wheels, recommendpip install --only-binary=:all: pyalpsto fail fast instead of starting an hour-long source build, and add a Windows section (WSL 2, supported Python versions, the.wslconfigmemory settings, and that the 2.3.3 sdist needs a Git checkout to build with current scikit-build-core)Testing
actionlinton the workflow;pyproject.tomlparsesbuild.ymlalready builds Python 3.14 with Boost 1.87 to 1.91 on Linux and macOSRelated to #118