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iterfzf is a pure-Python wrapper that bundles the prebuilt fzf binary junegunn/fzf publishes per platform; its PEP 517 backend picks the asset and the wheel's platform tag from two tables that have no riscv64 row. fzf 0.67.0, the version this release bundles, is the first to publish a linux_riscv64 asset, so the port is those two rows plus upstream's own GOOS/GOARCH wheel build narrowed to riscv64.
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iterfzf1.9.0.67.0Nothing is compiled: the wheel is pure Python around the prebuilt
fzfbinary that junegunn/fzf publishes per platform, and fzf 0.67.0 — the version this release bundles — is the first to ship alinux_riscv64asset. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.Mirrors upstream's
release.yamlandtest.yaml.Differs from upstream
ubuntu-latest.iterfzf/test_iterfzf.pyrather than tox - two of tox's four wheel checks assertiterfzf([]) is None, which raisesAttributeErrorat this tag on every platform.Testing
License: Wheel bundles fzf 0.67.0 (MIT) as a prebuilt binary, taken from upstream's checksum-listed release asset.
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0001-build_dist-add-riscv64-to-the-platform-tables.patch-Upstream-Status: To upstream. Without it the build stops atKeyError: ('linux', 'riscv64')before downloading anything, and a nativepip installfrom the sdist stops atunsupported platform. Reproduces on x86.Built on cp312; 11 passed, 3 deselected.