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Right now wasmer publishes versions with "none" ABI version and "any" Python implementation (like wasmer-1.1.0-py3-none-any.whl). So when installing the version we think that everything is ok, but when running the app we get an error like "Wasmer Cranelift is not available on this system".
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Ideally we need to fail fast - if the package isn't available on some system I'd like to know about it during the build. Not when I deploy/run the app.
Then we have to find out which version in the long list is actually a working one. You can do this only if you know that these packages always use ABI. Which also requires some investigation. So it takes quite a while just to realize that you can't really run wasmer on your platform (for me it's CPython10 on MacOS Ventura, 13.x).
So I wonder was there a reason to publish the fake versions?
PS: would be great to have more builds for ARM architecture. It exists only for Python3.9, but not for the newer ones.
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Summary
Right now wasmer publishes versions with "none" ABI version and "any" Python implementation (like wasmer-1.1.0-py3-none-any.whl). So when installing the version we think that everything is ok, but when running the app we get an error like "Wasmer Cranelift is not available on this system".
Additional details
Ideally we need to fail fast - if the package isn't available on some system I'd like to know about it during the build. Not when I deploy/run the app.
Then we have to find out which version in the long list is actually a working one. You can do this only if you know that these packages always use ABI. Which also requires some investigation. So it takes quite a while just to realize that you can't really run wasmer on your platform (for me it's CPython10 on MacOS Ventura, 13.x).
So I wonder was there a reason to publish the fake versions?
PS: would be great to have more builds for ARM architecture. It exists only for Python3.9, but not for the newer ones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: