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This pull request updates the CI and publish workflows for building and verifying Python wheels on Linux aarch64, with a focus on improving reliability, caching, and build environment consistency. The main changes include refactoring the aarch64 build job to use a static OpenCV build, updating environment setup steps, and ensuring the built wheels are properly tested and repaired before upload.
Build process improvements:
build-wheels-aarch64job in.github/workflows/ci.ymlnow builds OpenCV statically using a dedicated script, caches the build to speed up CI, and sets up all required environment variables for consistent builds.pythoninstead ofpython-version) and is executed earlier in the workflow for better dependency management.Wheel building and verification:
maturin-action, repaired with a custom script, and unrepaired wheels are pruned before installation and testing.trainingsamplemodule to verify the build succeeded. The same verification step is enforced in the publish workflow (publish.yml) by removing the fallback to ignore import errors. [1] [2]Environment and dependency handling:
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