Update cibuildwheel to build wheels for Python 3.13

[Salamist]

Hello,
Updating cibuildwheel to version 2.21 enables building wheels for Python 3.13
As a side-effect, this PR fixes #16 and pyocd/pyOCD#1726

As for testing, I've used the .find method to find JLink and CMSIS-DAP debuggers. (USB Devices with VID 0x1366 and 0x1FC9 respectively)
Operating systems: Win11, Ubuntu 22, and MacOS 14
Python versions: 3.8 - 3.13 (3.13 still with GIL enabled)

Wheels can be downloaded here: https://github.com/Salamist/libusb-package/actions/runs/11359288419

[tieu-sys]

Hello,
Where can I download this wheel for python 3.13 ?
In the link (https://github.com/Salamist/libusb-package/actions/runs/11359288419) artefacts are expired.
Thank you !

[Salamist]

Hi @tieu-sys, the PR (Salamist#1) was merged and new artifacts (wheels) were created: https://github.com/Salamist/libusb-package/actions/runs/13990671332

[tieu-sys]

Thank you so much, it was quick !

[o-murphy]

Hi @tieu-sys, the PR (Salamist#1) was merged and new artifacts (wheels) were created: https://github.com/Salamist/libusb-package/actions/runs/13990671332

Btw if the maintainers won't merge PR, probably we can make Scheduled workflow that will build and deploy wheels automatically (maybe with other package name to avoid pypi limitations, but with same content as an origin)
Current CI makes a lot of overhead. I'm already start to work on it (i try to use pyocd's origin repo), but it takes long time to debug gh workflow. Other way is making full fork of a repo and change a build pipeline to have more flexibility. Also we can use precompiled binaries from libusb repo releases instead of compile it on CI, and i think we should not compile them each time cause it still the same for different python versions, diff just by platform. So we can use pipeline like:
if new libusb release -> precompile libusb binaries -> build wheels using precompiled binaries -> create libusb-package release -> deploy to pypi

[tieu-sys]

Completely agree with your comment.
In my side, I tried the wheel on python 3.12.7 and MacOS Arm64 and no regression were found (most of the time I use libusb_package.find(find_all=True)).
Thanks !

[o-murphy]

Completely agree with your comment.

In my side, I tried the wheel on python 3.12.7 and MacOS Arm64 and no regression were found (most of the time I use libusb_package.find(find_all=True)).

Thanks !

I published wheels to the mirror on pypi with 3.12 and 3.13 support https://pypi.org/project/libusb-pkg

[Salamist]

Hi all, @flit granted me maintainer rights for this repo and associated PyPI project.
I'll create 1.0.26.3 shortly I just need to figure out how GH Releases work :D

[o-murphy]

привіт всім@flitнадав мені права супроводжуючого для цього репо та пов’язаного проекту PyPI. Незабаром я створю 1.0.26.3, мені просто потрібно зрозуміти, як працюють випуски GH :D

Do you need some help?

[o-murphy]

Hi all, @flit granted me maintainer rights for this repo and associated PyPI project. I'll create 1.0.26.3 shortly I just need to figure out how GH Releases work :D

You can look use build/release pipeline on my fork as the reference
https://github.com/o-murphy/libusb-pkg

[Salamist]

привіт всім@flitнадав мені права супроводжуючого для цього репо та пов’язаного проекту PyPI. Незабаром я створю 1.0.26.3, мені просто потрібно зрозуміти, як працюють випуски GH :D

Do you need some help?

Thanks, release is done, now I'm waiting for wheels to be built. At the moment, Win and Mac are already uploaded on PyPI, Linux still needs a bit of time :)

[Salamist]

Hi all, @flit granted me maintainer rights for this repo and associated PyPI project. I'll create 1.0.26.3 shortly I just need to figure out how GH Releases work :D

You can look use build/release pipeline on my fork as the reference https://github.com/o-murphy/libusb-pkg

Absolutely! Thanks! I'll try to solve some of the easier PRs/Issues first to get more familiar with the project :)