Move most cibuildwheel options to pyproject.toml#748
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The initial contents are settings for cibuildwheel and pytest. The cibuildwheel settings came from the GitHub Actions workflow for building wheels. Putting the settings here means the settings are available in more situations, such as when running cibuildwheel manually for testing, or if we create more scripts or workflows that run cibuildwheel.
Otherwise, brew complains in a way that looks like errors in the GHA run logs.
Attempting to run pytest with multithreaded parallel processes fails on the GitHub Windows runners.
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This adds a
pyproject.tomlfile to the top level of the repository. The initial contents are settings forcibuildwheelandpytest. Thecibuildwheelsettings came from the GitHub Actions workflow for building wheels. Putting the settings here means the settings are available in more situations, such as when runningcibuildwheelmanually for testing, or if we create more scripts or workflows that runcibuildwheel. Since command-line options and environment variables overridecibuildwheelvalues inpyproject.toml, these additions should not affect existing scripts and workflows.The purpose of doing this now is to prepare for revised GitHub Actions workflows coming in another PR. These changes here need to be in place before the workflow changes.
Note: CI checks are failing, but not due to this file; it's because the CI workflows and other changes need to be made.