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This reverts commit 6292b99.
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This appears to now successfully build all wheels, including the previously broken Windows CUDA wheel after rebasing against the new Gemma 4 work: https://github.com/jncraton/mistral.rs/actions/runs/23914367331 |
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This change automates building the Python wheels using an Actions workflow in an attempt to help diagnose, address, and prevent regressions on #1117 and similar issues. Wheels generated by a mostly successful run are available here:
https://github.com/jncraton/mistral.rs/actions/runs/23693334752
The Windows CUDA build is currently failing, but the issue appears to be the same as #2026.
This change also adjusts the build for the base
mistralrsPython package to use Docker without MKL to maximize x64 Linux compatibility as suggested in #1117.I have only personally tested the x64 Linux
mistralrswheel, but I am hopeful that the others work correctly, as they are all built by callingscripts/build_wheels.py.