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@mhucka mhucka commented Dec 30, 2025

The utility check-wheel-contents is useful for checking that wheels are constructed correctly; however, it generates false positives because it doesn’t know about how cibuildwheel adds object files to wheels.

The utility `check-wheel-contents` is useful for checking that wheels
are constructed correctly; however, it generates false positives because
it doesn’t know about how `cibuildwheel` adds object files to wheels.
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This pull request adds configuration for the check-wheel-contents tool in pyproject.toml. The change is to ignore warnings W009 and W010, which are described as false positives resulting from how cibuildwheel packages compiled object files. The change is clear, well-justified, and correctly implemented. I have reviewed the code and found no issues.

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mhucka commented Dec 31, 2025

After further thought, closing this PR. This should only be added if/after check-wheel-contents is used in a script or workflow.

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