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# build_winpython_meta.py
# Local builds are made with Python 3.11 or later.
import os
import sys
import tomllib # stdlib since 3.11; we choose toml over yaml, more python standard
import subprocess
from pathlib import Path
# Flavor paths are names, not full paths: these say what they hang from.
UNDER_BASEDIR = ("requirements", "source_dirs", "wheelhousereq")
UNDER_ROOT = ("toolsdirs",)
def load_builds(config_file):
with open(config_file, "rb") as f:
config = tomllib.load(f)
python_versions = config.get("pythons", {})
# A file may still spell out one [[builds]] block per build; otherwise the
# builds are the (python, flavor) pairs [pythons] asks for.
builds = config["builds"] if "builds" in config else expand_builds(config)
return builds, python_versions
def expand_builds(config):
"""One build per flavor listed by each [pythons."3XX"], paths derived.
A flavor names its files relative to the build directory, so a new Python
minor is one [pythons] block. Where a Python needs its own file - a
requirements list under another name, say - [pythons."3XX".overrides.flavor]
replaces that flavor's entries for that Python alone.
"""
defaults = config.get("defaults", {})
flavors = config.get("flavors", {})
builds = []
for target, vinfo in config.get("pythons", {}).items():
root = Path(vinfo.get("root_dir_for_builds", defaults.get("root_dir_for_builds", "")))
basedir = root / f"bd{target}"
overrides = vinfo.get("overrides", {})
for flavor in vinfo.get("builds", []):
if flavor not in flavors:
raise KeyError(f"python {target} builds {flavor!r}, which has no [flavors.{flavor}]")
build = {**defaults, "name": flavor, "python_target": target, "flavor": flavor}
for key, value in {**flavors[flavor], **overrides.get(flavor, {})}.items():
if key in UNDER_BASEDIR:
value = str(basedir / value)
elif key in UNDER_ROOT:
value = str(root / value)
build[key] = value
builds.append(build)
return builds
def select_builds(builds, wanted):
"""Builds asked for on the command line: "315", "315:slim", ":slim"."""
if not wanted:
return builds
kept = []
for spec in wanted:
target, _, flavor = spec.partition(":")
matching = [b for b in builds
if (not target or b["python_target"] == target)
and (not flavor or b["flavor"] == flavor)]
if not matching:
raise SystemExit(f"no build matches {spec!r}")
kept += [b for b in matching if b not in kept]
return kept
def must_exist(path, build, key):
"""pip_install() skips a missing requirements file without failing, which
would drop those packages silently. Say so instead."""
if path and not Path(path).exists():
raise FileNotFoundError(f"build {build['name']!r} needs {key} = {path!r}, which does not exist")
return path
def declared_file(build, key, default):
"""Path named by the build for `key`, else `default`."""
declared = build.get(key)
return str(default) if declared is None else must_exist(str(declared), build, key)
def run_build(build, python_versions, dry_run=False):
print(f"\n=== Building WinPython: {build['python_target']} {build['name']} ===")
print(build)
root_dir_for_builds = build["root_dir_for_builds"]
my_python_target = build["python_target"]
my_flavor = build["flavor"]
my_arch = str(build["arch"])
my_create_installer = build.get("create_installer", "True")
my_requirements = must_exist(build.get("requirements", ""), build, "requirements")
my_source_dirs = build.get("source_dirs", "")
my_find_links = build.get("find_links", "")
my_toolsdirs = build.get("toolsdirs", "")
wheelhousereq = must_exist(build.get("wheelhousereq", ""), build, "wheelhousereq")
# "pip" (default, what ships) | "none" | "parallel" | "parallel-N"
my_bytecode = build.get("bytecode", "pip")
# Get Python release info from TOML [pythons]
py_target = my_python_target
vinfo = python_versions.get(py_target, {})
my_python_target_release = vinfo.get("python_target_release", "")
my_release = vinfo.get("release", "")
my_release_level = vinfo.get("my_release_level", "b0")
# A build may name its own file for a specific problem; otherwise the one
# shipped beside this script is used.
here = Path(__file__).parent
mandatory_requirements = declared_file(build, "mandatory_requirements", here / "mandatory_requirements.txt")
my_constraints = declared_file(build, "constraints", here / "constraints.txt")
# Build directory logic
my_basedir = f"{root_dir_for_builds}\\bd{my_python_target}"
my_WINPYDIRBASE = f"{my_basedir}\\bu{my_flavor}\\WPy{my_arch}-{my_python_target_release}{my_release}{my_release_level}"
# Build env paths (customize as needed) already defined per the launcher of that script...
my_python_exe = Path(sys.executable)
my_buildenvi = str(my_python_exe.parent)
my_archive_dir = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "WinPython_build_logs")
os.makedirs(my_archive_dir, exist_ok=True)
# Build command
build_cmd = [
str(my_python_exe),
"-m", "winpython.build_winpython",
"--buildenv", my_buildenvi,
"--python-target", my_python_target,
"--release", my_release,
"--release-level", my_release_level,
"--winpydirbase", my_WINPYDIRBASE,
"--flavor", my_flavor,
"--source_dirs", my_source_dirs,
"--tools_dirs", my_toolsdirs,
"--log-dir", my_archive_dir,
"--mandatory-req", mandatory_requirements,
"--requirements", my_requirements,
"--constraints", my_constraints,
"--find-links", my_find_links,
"--wheelhousereq", wheelhousereq,
"--bytecode", my_bytecode,
"--create-installer", my_create_installer,
]
print("Dry run, build command:" if dry_run else "Running build command:")
print(" ".join(build_cmd))
if not dry_run:
subprocess.run(build_cmd, check=False)
def main():
args = [a for a in sys.argv[1:] if a != "--dry-run"]
dry_run = len(args) != len(sys.argv) - 1
config_file = args[0] if args else "winpython_builds.toml"
builds, python_versions = load_builds(config_file)
for build in select_builds(builds, args[1:]):
run_build(build, python_versions, dry_run)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()