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- Split coin instructions into separate files specifically for
Desktop, Android and common instructions
- Make changes to cross_compilation script to support coin.
- new 'coin' cli argument introduced. This is required because
Qt installation from CI servers differ from the Qt installation
from the maintenance tool.
- Add a shell script to override the Python used for cross-compilation
for the macOS 13 x86_64 system.
This system is responsible for building the arm64 Android wheels.
The system by default uses Python 3.10. However, python-for-android
requires Python 3.11. Hence, we manually install python 3.11 into
a non default path and use it for cross-compilation.
The default Python of the aforementioned system has been updated to
3.11, but system still uses qt5#6.7. Hence it is not reflected yet.
When ac72bb1d489f7442fe8d9aa168298a94ff62d941 is merged, we will
finally get 3.11 and the need for this script can be removed.
- Add markupsafe==2.0.1 to the requirements.txt file. This is required
to prevent an error while installing Jinja2.
ToDo: Tag Jinja2 version so that this requirements can possibly be
removed.
- Currently only x86_64 and arm64 wheels are produced since they are
the most important. Most Android devices these days are arm64. This
can be expanded to also include x86, but armv7 requires a Windows
host and that is currently not possible with the CI. For armv7 wheels,
users will have to build the wheels themselves using the provided
cross compilation Python script.
Task-number: PYSIDE-1612
Task-number: PYSIDE-2766
Change-Id: I8f15a85887e207a5c6605fd8696d15b4646fb2fd
Reviewed-by: Simo Fält <simo.falt@qt.io>
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