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LadybugDB (formerly Kuzu) is an embedded graph database; the wheel's ladybug/_lbug is a pybind11 module over the whole C++ engine. Mirrors upstream's python-wheel-workflow.yml: the sdist comes from scripts/pip-package/package_tar.py on ubuntu-latest, the static liblbug.a is built once like the Linux compat leg of precompiled-bin-workflow.yml, and cibuildwheel links each interpreter's extension against it. Narrowed to manylinux_riscv64 and cp312/cp313/cp314/cp314t. - liblbug.a is built in manylinux_2_39_riscv64 with its default GCC 14 and openssl-devel (OpenSSL 3), where upstream's manylinux_2_28 image needs gcc-toolset-13 and the openssl3 packages. - 0001 halves the buffer manager's mmap reservation on ENOMEM. The default max_db_size is 8TB, which does not fit in riscv64 Sv39's 256GB user address space, so every default Database() throws "Mmap for size 8796093022208 failed." (reproduced on x86-64 with the PyPI wheel under `ulimit -v 268435456`; still present in v0.20.4). - The wheel statically links the vendored third_party libraries but upstream ships only ladybug's own LICENSE; their licence files are copied to the sdist root as LICENSE.<dep> and asserted in the wheel. - Tests mirror ladybug-python's python-ci-pybind job (pytest over the tag's tools/python_api/test with dataset/, pybind backend forced). pyarrow 25 is the only riscv64 build; cp314t has no pandas/polars, so the modules needing them are skipped there. test_fsm.py is skipped: it fails identically with upstream's own x86_64 0.19.1 wheel. Rehearsed on x86-64 with the PyPI 0.19.1 wheel, this test layout and dependency set: 272 passed (7 test_fsm failures); 168 passed with the cp314t set.
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ladybug0.19.1Compiles the LadybugDB (formerly Kuzu) C++ graph-database engine into a pybind11 extension. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's
python-wheel-workflow.yml, withliblbug.abuilt as in the Linux compat leg ofprecompiled-bin-workflow.yml.Differs from upstream
liblbug.abuilt with the image's GCC 14 - no gcc-toolset-13 in manylinux_2_39_riscv64openssl-develinstead ofopenssl3/openssl3-devel- Rocky 10's default OpenSSL is 3Testing
python-ci-pybindjob<23- only riscv64 buildtest_fsm.pyskipped - fails identically with upstream's x86_64 0.19.1 wheelLicense: Wheel bundles about 20 vendored libraries (MIT, BSD, Apache-2.0); upstream ships no licence text for them, so the build adds it.
Patches
0001-storage-shrink-the-VMRegion-reservation-until-it-fits.patch- To upstream [not yet submitted]. DefaultDatabase()reserves 8TB, beyond Sv39's 256GB, and fails. Reproduces on x86 underulimit -v 256GB.Rehearsed on x86-64 with the PyPI wheel; 272 passed, 7 failed (
test_fsm.py).