Ethan Mentzer

If you're still using AppVeyor to build the Windows wheels, I think I found a solution. It involves using the `MSYS2` that comes with the AppVeyor image, and then installing...

Also, would there be any way to upload the MacOS arm64 build to PyPi (I believe it's already on Anaconda)?

I've almost got Windows builds working with `cibuildwheel` in #479, however there's a slight irregularity with `oldest-supported-numpy`. I'll continue testing to see if I can get that fixed.

Another thing I noticed is that `cibuildwheel` is building for both CPython and PyPy. The `numpy` dependency issue only occurs in the PyPy variant (version 3.10), and I am wondering...

I just wanted to point out that, for Python 3.13 builds to get automatically created for PyPi, some small changes will need to be made to the [build_wheels.yml](https://github.com/SHTOOLS/SHTOOLS/blob/master/.github/workflows/build_wheels.yml#L31) GitHub workflow...

I believe the CI tests failed in version 3.12 because of `numpy 2.0.0`, which includes a few breaking changes. For now, I set `numpy2.0.0`, instead of `oldest-supported-numpy`. Additionally, the CentOS...

I'm not sure. It runs on my fork though, so no worries if you can't approve things quickly!

I think it's because when the wheel is built with `oldest-supported-numpy`, the CI tests find that some functionality is not consistent between `numpy 1.x` and `numpy 2.x`. If `numpy` should...

I'll look into the numpy issue a bit more myself to see if can figure anything out. I think ideally it would be good to support the newer version if...

Let me know if you can see the progress of [this GitHub action](https://github.com/cometbeetle/SHTOOLS/actions/runs/9760425641). Once it's done, it should have aarch64 wheels available for download in a ZIP file. If it...