Build wheel for Python 3.10 and Apple M1 about triangle

[smith120bh]

@connorferster : It looks like there is actually a GitHub action in here that uses cibuildwheel already: wheels.yml - and it ran successfully after the last pull request in January 2023.

The problem seems to actually be in publishing to PyPI. That same action also has code for publishing - but there's something weird going wrong with it. PyPI.org says that the most recent version of triangle is 20220202, but both I and one of my colleagues are seeing that pip is only finding versions up to 20200424:

$ pip index versions triangle
triangle (20200424)
Available versions: 20200424, 20200404, 20200325, 20190115.3, 20190115.2, 20190115.1, 20190115, 20170429, 20170106, 20160203, 20160202, 2015.12.14, 2015.12.13, 2015.3.28, 2013.4.5, 2013.1.7, 2013.1.6, 2012.7.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1, 2013.01.06.linux-x86_64

Forcing pip to use the Git repo directly seems to work fine for installing...

$ pip install git+https://github.com/drufat/triangle.git

[drufat]

The library already uses cibuildwheel to automate builds, but not sure how to add support for Apple M1. If you could provide a pull request that works, I'd be happy to merge it.

[connorferster]

Exactly, I need it current on PyPI :(

[oaazeved]

Just came to ask the same! I really appreciate how well this wrapper works, and it suits many purposes; an osx_arm64 version would be very useful to me and I'm sure to many others.

[smith120bh]

Given that there seems to be quite a few people with the same (long-standing) issue, and this package is LGPL, it may be worth forking it and creating a new PyPI repo...