adapt for upcoming changes in PyPy's SOABI tag #373
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auvipy
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One more thing – could you add a news entry for this? I'm not sure I understand these changes well enough. |
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added a news blurb, feel free to fix it up. It seems too wordy to me. |
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Sorry for not being clear – I was hoping for something more concise for the news item, maybe a one-liner. I can think of something on my own too. |
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redone now that I reviewed what I did and understood it more completely |
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maybe "'Future-proof calculating the ABI tag from PyPy's SOABI tag" ? |
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Thanks! |
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Thank you! |
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Closes #372. PyPy currently has a SOABI tag like
pypy36-pp73(only the ABI tag) but according to PEP 3149 it should bepypy36-pp73-x86_64-linux-gnu(ABI tag - platform tag). PyPy may change this in an upcoming release.This should be forward compatible, as long as the ABI tag contains a single
-.