Are there any plans to implement Python 3.10/3.9 nightly wheels based on the latest VTK master?

The wheels are already built nightly during testing, for Python 3.6 through 3.10. They’re just hard to find. Go to the scheduled pipelines , select the last nightly pipeline, and from there you can find the wheel jobs. Then download the build artifacts to get the wheel. For example, yesterday’s Wi…

The hard part is generating persistent links. I don’t know how that would be done. Uploading the wheels as GitHub release artifact associated with the project kitware/VTK and a tag called nightly-python-wheels would allow to have a stable link. Such link would also allow pip installing using the…

You would only need the nightly and possibly the previous nightly. This has just arisen for me because at present I cannot build python wrapping properly in Windows. So I thought that this might be an alternative. In Linux, wrapping is Ok using Python 3.10 although vtk-python doesn’t work (can’t f…

[image] amaclean: Are there any plans to implement Python 3.10/3.9 nightly wheels based on the latest VTK master? We had them going to PyPI, but we maxed out our quota there pretty fast. [image] jcfr: To avoid the number of assets to grow indefinitely, a scheduled job would clear up the …

I have expanded on the comments by @dgobbi (Thanks David). These instructions are for getting the Windows Wheels, but are easily modified for other operating systems. I hope they are useful for others. Kitware Wheels The wheels are already built nightly during testing, for Python 3.6 through 3.10. …

Hello All, I would like to be able to build a VTK Python wheel myself. I have seen that on GitLab there are jobs named for example wheel-windows-python310-x86_64:build I am not familiar with GitLab does anyone have any tip on how to dig into the job files which would serve as an example? Are they …

[image] aborsic: I am not familiar with GitLab does anyone have any tip on how to dig into the job files which would serve as an example? Are they available in some form in a git repository? General guidance is in Documentation/dev/build.md, but specific instructions and configure flags are i…

Thank you! I have found the information I needed. Best Regards, Andrea

Hi! Please can you add “linux arm64” to nightly / weekly builds?

It’d be nice, but there’s a lack of resources for it right now. I’d have to check if we had the hardware to do any testing before I’d be comfortable releasing official wheels at least.

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