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Builds CSPICE from NAIF's own portable ANSI C source (via the cspice-release-mirror upstream's own CI already uses for its aarch64 Linux wheels) instead of upstream's prebuilt per-platform tarball, since the source is architecture-independent.
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spiceypy8.2.0Compiles NASA NAIF's CSPICE toolkit (plain ANSI C) and a small Cython extension via CMake/scikit-build-core. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors the
build_wheelsjob of upstream's ownpublish-to-test-and-live-pypi.yml.Differs from upstream
cspice-release-mirrorarchive upstream's own CI already uses for its Linux wheels - the C source is architecture-independent, so the x86_64 archive is reused here too.CIBW_TEST_GROUPS/CIBW_TEST_REQUIREStrim thedevdependency group to what the test command runs -blackhas no riscv64 wheel for cp310/cp311.Matrix: cp310-cp314, no cp314t (upstream builds none).
Testing
License: OK - CSPICE is unrestricted-use US government software; the wrapper is MIT.
Built on cp312; CI results pending.