Old GitHub CI using Ubuntu and MacOS explicitly and building wheels have
been removed in favour of the more portable pypa specified builds. These
wheels should work just as well across a wider range of distributions.
pybind11:CMakeLists.txt requires Development.Module instead of
Development.* to avoid Embed from getting in the way of manylinux
builds.
manylinux_x86_64 builds are added for cp3.6 - 3.10. The linux build
uses an old image via docker. Since the docker images are able to use
shared ccache folder, builds quite fast on warm starts.
ccache usage in setup.py is now triggered by an environment variable.
This allows for builds not to fail if ccache not present.
On tag pushes corresponding to versions, CI is configured to deliver
built wheels to PyPI, reading from repository secrets.
Improves setup.py including documentation and some formatting, and
additional links to source.
Fixes: #315
Deprecates cacheEnabled parameter to be replaced with cacheSize=0.
Python bindings, Documentation in comments and tests updated to reflect
this change.
Exposes the fields corresponding to cache via embind as a value object.
The equivalent object-based syntax in worker.js allows propagation
from JS.
Fixes: #351
See also: mozilla/firefox-translations#96
Hide `cache-mutex-buckets` from the user. Now configured to be equal to number
of workers. Python bindings which had exposed these are modified to reflect
the API change. `std::optional` enabled on cache, constructed only if enabled.
Pointers used are replaced with an equivalent `std::optional.`
Fixes: #317
This reverts commit 62ff781ed4.
Sorry I should have realized Jerin was only amending python and
therefore this didn't break WASM.
Apologies to Jerin on this.
Imports python bindings and associated sources incubated in
https://github.com/jerinphilip/lemonade to bergamot-translator. Adds
a pybind11 dependency for python bindings.
Following the import, the python build is integrated into the existing
CMake based build system here. There is a command-line application
provided through python which provides the ability to fetch and prepare
models from model-repositories (like browsermt/students or OPUS).
Wheels built for a few common operating systems are provided via GitHub
releases through automated actions configured to run at tagged semantic
versions and pushes to main.
The documentation for python is also integrated into our existing
documentation setup. Previous documentation GitHub action is now
configured to run behind python builds in Ubuntu 18.04 Python3.7,
in order to pick up the packaged as a wheel bergamot module and the
sphinx documentation using the python module.
Formatting checks of black, isort with profile black and a pytype type
checker is configured for the python component residing in this repository.
