build: fix recently broken rpath to restore python wheel building #4633
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Also, make the wheel workflow work on pushes when the branch name containt the substrings "python" or "wheel", and when any of the cmake build files in src/cmake (which control building of dependencies, among other things), even if none of the python bindings themselves are touched. This means that if you suspect your work might cause a wheel to break even though you're not modifying the python bindings directly, you can ensure that the wheel workflow will run on CI simply by naming your branch to contain one of those words. Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]>
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…ademySoftwareFoundation#4633) Also, make the wheel workflow work on pushes when the branch name contains the substring "python" or "wheel", and when any of the cmake build files in src/cmake (which control building of dependencies, among other things), even if none of the python bindings themselves are touched. This means that if you suspect your work might cause a wheel to break even though you're not modifying the python bindings directly, you can ensure that the wheel workflow will run on CI simply by naming your branch to contain one of those words. Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]>
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…ademySoftwareFoundation#4633) Also, make the wheel workflow work on pushes when the branch name contains the substring "python" or "wheel", and when any of the cmake build files in src/cmake (which control building of dependencies, among other things), even if none of the python bindings themselves are touched. This means that if you suspect your work might cause a wheel to break even though you're not modifying the python bindings directly, you can ensure that the wheel workflow will run on CI simply by naming your branch to contain one of those words. Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Scott Wilson <[email protected]>
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…ademySoftwareFoundation#4633) Also, make the wheel workflow work on pushes when the branch name contains the substring "python" or "wheel", and when any of the cmake build files in src/cmake (which control building of dependencies, among other things), even if none of the python bindings themselves are touched. This means that if you suspect your work might cause a wheel to break even though you're not modifying the python bindings directly, you can ensure that the wheel workflow will run on CI simply by naming your branch to contain one of those words. Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Scott Wilson <[email protected]>
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Also, make the wheel workflow work on pushes when the branch name
contains the substring "python" or "wheel", and when any of the cmake
build files in src/cmake (which control building of dependencies,
among other things), even if none of the python bindings themselves
are touched. This means that if you suspect your work might cause a
wheel to break even though you're not modifying the python bindings
directly, you can ensure that the wheel workflow will run on CI simply
by naming your branch to contain one of those words.