* Support Python 3.11
* Update build images for 3.11
* Whoopsie
* The architecture of this thing is garbage
* Silence ownership warning
* Account for change in git behavior
* Fix directory
* I am in great pain
* Update Windows and arm linux
* Agh
* Clean up
* Add Python 3.10.0rc1 binary wheels
* Drop Python 3.5 artifacts
* Document the drop of 3.5
* Fix the wrong pip pointer
* Update manylinux2014 to a newer version, remove 3.5 distribtest
* Update manylinux aarch64 to see if the absl error go away
* Use the preferred alias
* Allow different wheel library to produce different tag order
* Remove unused shell var and log produced wheels
* Use copy instead of move
* Make bash happy about the wildcard
* Upgrade the debian image to use 3.5+ Python
* Polish the comments for the Dockerfiles
In order to build Python3.7 packages for manylinux1
platform, we need our Docker image to include
Python3.7. Unfortunately, since Python 3.7 is still
in RC1 stage, the official docker image does not
include that Python release, so we temporarily
rely on our own underlying docker image to build.
In order to build Python3.7 packages for manylinux1
platform, we need our Docker image to include
Python3.7. Unfortunately, since Python 3.7 is still
in RC1 stage, the official docker image does not
include that Python release, so we temporarily
rely on our own underlying docker image to build.
89ce16b removed a few package installations from the dockerfiles for
building python artifacts. Revert them.
Revert certain package install removal from python artifact dockerfiles
Due to a recent change (Feb 2018) in Github's policy to discontinue
support for weak cryptographic standards, older git versions stopped
working with Github repositories. The Dockerfiles for building python
artifacts currently uses git 2.0.5, that fails with an error `tlsv1
alert protocol version`.
The CentOS image by the latest source Dockerfile, `manylinux` comes
with the latest version of git as well, removing the need to manually
build git from source.
Before, namespace packages would break in auditwheel due to a
superfluous check (fixed in the commit referenced in the Dockerfiles).
Now, the auditwheel used in the manylinux1-support Docker images can
handle namespace packages, and we may thus use them. This should
alleviate future user pain w.r.t. installation of grpcio-tools causing
loss of grpcio files and vice versa (e.g. requiring a reinstall of
grpcio following installation of grpcio-tools).
The source code is moved from src/python to
src/python/src. A setup.py is added at
src/python. The build_python.sh and
run_python.sh scripts are updated to build
and run the Python tests by building a
package and installing it in the developer's
Python 2.7 virtual environment.