[py-scipy] remove fortran dependency and fix signing issues and Windows support#193
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couteau wants to merge 10 commits intoopen-vcpkg:mainfrom
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[py-scipy] remove fortran dependency and fix signing issues and Windows support#193couteau wants to merge 10 commits intoopen-vcpkg:mainfrom
couteau wants to merge 10 commits intoopen-vcpkg:mainfrom
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Nice, could you add this to the windows workflow too so we make sure we continue to be windows compatible? |
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Working on this -- but I'm running into a certificate issue with the windows workflow that I haven't been able to resolve. I don't know if it is a ci/workflow issue or a more general windows issue. |
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Let me resync my fork and see if that helps |
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Update scipy to eliminate fortran compiler dependence. This makes installation easier and avoids an issue with code signing in Mac OS bundles that I have not been able to resolve in any other way. Doing this without losing functionality requires back-porting some not yet released changes to the codebase, which is done with two patches.
This PR also updates the build method for numpy to build a wheel using gpep517 instead of building directly with meson. This allows installation of the f2py script allowing scipy to be built on both windows and MacOS/linux.