Problem
check_compatible() function might lack proper abi3 compatibility logic as a fallback when is_package_compatible() returns false.
Although is_package_compatible() should handle most cases correctly in a properly configured Pyodide environment, there are rare situations where it might fail:
- System configuration issues in Pyodide environments
- Custom Pyodide builds with different tag generation
- Environment setup problems affecting
sys_tags()
Current Behavior
When is_package_compatible() returns false (for any reason), check_compatible() performs manual compatibility checks but lacks abi3 interpreter version logic, which can lead to valid abi3 wheels being incorrectly rejected.
Proposed Solution
Add a fallback in check_compatible() to handle abi3 interpreter compatibility checks when the primary method fails due to environmental issues.
Problem
check_compatible()function might lack proper abi3 compatibility logic as a fallback whenis_package_compatible()returns false.Although
is_package_compatible()should handle most cases correctly in a properly configured Pyodide environment, there are rare situations where it might fail:sys_tags()Current Behavior
When
is_package_compatible()returns false (for any reason),check_compatible()performs manual compatibility checks but lacks abi3 interpreter version logic, which can lead to valid abi3 wheels being incorrectly rejected.Proposed Solution
Add a fallback in
check_compatible()to handle abi3 interpreter compatibility checks when the primary method fails due to environmental issues.