Implementation of a Ruby script for checking built wheels#1286
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Implementation of a Ruby script for checking built wheels#1286absurdfarce wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:trunkfrom
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…e they meet a minimum set of standards. This script has general utility as a standalone test for wheels. It's also potentially useful as an automated part of the build pipeline. There's a python-driver-wheels issue (datastax/python-driver-wheels#16) on this point although, to be clear, that covers more than what's offered by this PR.
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Something I came across while re-staging 3.30.0. We've talked for some time about the idea of automating wheel checks to make sure they have what we want. This script provides a minimal (yet still useful) set of those checks to support automated execution.