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Build-from-checkout cibuildwheel workflow for the pybind11 LASzip bindings. LASzip is vendored in-tree (no submodule, no external network deps at build time); stage its Apache-2.0 COPYING.txt at the project root so scikit-build-core's default license glob picks it up alongside the project's own MIT License.txt.
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laszip0.3.0Pybind11 bindings over a vendored LASzip C++ library for LiDAR point-cloud (.laz) compression. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors upstream's
build.ymlwheelsjob, narrowed to riscv64 manylinux.Differs from upstream
Testing
import laszip), plus asserts the compiledlaszip_coreextension and instantiates two classes -laszip/__init__.pyis a pure-Python re-export shim.License: MIT; vendors LASzip (Apache-2.0) from
src/vendor/, staged at the root so its licence lands indist-info/licensesalongside the project's own.