Build and upload binary wheels in CI

[zariiii9003]

• move project configuration from setup.py to pyproject.toml
• set minimum supported python version to 3.7
• move source code to src folder
• use cibuildwheel to build binary wheels
• remove version.py

[eerimoq]

Looks pretty good!

[eerimoq]

Building wheels is super slow. I think it's better to only run them on tagged commits and possibly when manually triggering the workflow.

[zariiii9003]

Building wheels is super slow. I think it's better to only run them on tagged commits and possibly when manually triggering the workflow.

That's true, but it does provide some value: For every change the binaries are built and tested on every platform.
But i can change it if you like.

[eerimoq]

I prefer fast CI, so please change it to run on tags and workflow_dispatch.

[zariiii9003]

@eerimoq I updated the workflows: the wheels will be built and uploaded when you publish a new release on GitHub.
I also run the tests through pytest for prettier output:

[eerimoq]

What does this mean? How do I trigger this workflow? I usually want to publish to PyPI on all tags.

[zariiii9003]

I misread what you said earlier to be honest. So this workflow would be triggered whenever you publish a new release here on GitHub. But i just noticed, that you don't do that 😄

I'll change that back so it is triggered by tags.

[zariiii9003]

I used the solution from here
Hopefully that works.

[eerimoq]

Let's try it out. I'll merge!