pytrec-eval-terrier: add build-pytrec-eval-terrier.yml for riscv64 wheels - #1684
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…eels setup.py compiles the trec_eval submodule's C sources (pinned to v9.0.8) together with src/pytrec_eval.cpp into a per-interpreter pytrec_eval_ext extension. Checks out the upstream tag with submodules, then cibuildwheel builds and tests it directly - no separate sdist step needed since the submodule already carries the sources setup.py otherwise fetches over the network from a GitHub release tarball. A patch adds LICENSE.trec_eval: v9.0.8's individual .c files still carry the original author's 2008 per-file header restricting use to "research, non-commercial purposes", but usnistgov/trec_eval's current repository-wide LICENSE.md (added 2024) explicitly relicenses "the original trec_eval, up to version 9" as permissively-redistributable NIST public-service software. Shipping that current, authoritative text alongside the wrapper's own MIT LICENSE closes a real gap - the released sdist's PKG-INFO shows only the wrapper's LICENSE today, same as every other platform wheel upstream's own CI publishes. Tests mirror upstream's own push.yml (pytest tests/*.py) against the submodule's fixtures; numpy/scipy (install_requires) come from our registry via CIBW_ENVIRONMENT. musllinux is skipped - upstream publishes none either.
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pytrec-eval-terrier0.5.10Compiles the vendored trec_eval C sources (git submodule, pinned v9.0.8) together with a C++ wrapper into a per-interpreter
pytrec_eval_extextension. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.Mirrors upstream's
publish-to-pypi.ymlmanylinux job; checks out the tag with submodules so cibuildwheel builds and tests it directly.Differs from upstream
Testing
License: Adds
LICENSE.trec_eval: the vendored v9.0.8 sources carry a stale non-commercial-only per-file header that usnistgov/trec_eval's current repo-wide license (2024) explicitly supersedes for that same code, permissively; the wheel ships that current text.Patches
0001-Add-LICENSE.trec_eval-for-the-vendored-trec_eval-source.patch- To upstream, blocked (this port may only touch riseproject-dev/python-wheels). Without it, the wheel ships no license text for the compiled-in trec_eval sources at all - reproduces off riscv64 too.Built locally (macOS/x86 rehearsal); 5 tests passed.