Bump pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.21.3 to 2.23.3

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Bumps pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.21.3 to 2.23.3.

Release notes

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v2.23.3

• 🛠 Dependency updates, including Python 3.13.3 (#2371)

v2.23.2

• 🐛 Workaround an issue with pyodide builds when running cibuildwheel with a Python that was installed via UV (#2328 via #2331)
• 🛠 Dependency updates, including a manylinux update that fixes an 'undefined symbol' error in gcc-toolset (#2334)

v2.23.1

• ⚠️ Added warnings when the shorthand values manylinux1, manylinux2010, manylinux_2_24, and musllinux_1_1 are used to specify the images in linux builds. The shorthand to these (unmaintainted) images will be removed in v3.0. If you want to keep using these images, explicitly opt-in using the full image URL, which can be found in this file. (#2312)
• 🛠 Dependency updates, including a manylinux update which fixes an issue with rustup. (#2315)

v2.23.0

• ✨ Adds official support for the new GitHub Actions Arm runners. In fact these worked out-of-the-box, now we include them in our tests and example configs. (#2135 via #2281)
• ✨ Adds support for building PyPy 3.11 wheels (#2268 via #2281)
• 🛠 Adopts the beta pypa/manylinux image for armv7l builds (#2269 via #2281)
• 🛠 Dependency updates, including Pyodide 0.27 (#2117 and #2281)

Version 2.22.0

• 🌟 Added a new CIBW_ENABLE/enable feature that replaces CIBW_FREETHREADED_SUPPORT/free-threaded-support and CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS with a system that supports both. In cibuildwheel 3, this will also include a PyPy setting and the deprecated options will be removed. (#2048)
• 🌟 Dependency groups are now supported for tests. Use CIBW_TEST_GROUPS/test-groups to specify groups in [dependency-groups] for testing. (#2063)
• 🌟 Support for the experimental Ubuntu-based ARMv7l manylinux image (#2052)
• ✨ Show a warning when cibuildwheel is run from Python 3.10 or older; cibuildwheel 3.0 will require Python 3.11 or newer as host (#2050)
• 🐛 Fix issue with stderr interfering with checking the docker version (#2074)
• 🛠 Python 3.9 is now used in CIBW_BEFORE_ALL/before-all on linux, replacing 3.8, which is now EoL (#2043)
• 🛠 Error messages for producing a pure-Python wheel are slightly more informative (#2044)
• 🛠 Better error when uname -m fails on ARM (#2049)
• 🛠 Better error when repair fails and docs for abi3audit on Windows (#2058)
• 🛠 Better error when manylinux-interpreters ensure fails (#2066)
• 🛠 Update Pyodide to 0.26.4, and adapt to the unbundled pyodide-build (now 0.29) (#2090)
• 🛠 Now cibuildwheel uses dependency-groups for development dependencies (#2064, #2085)
• 📚 Docs updates and tidy ups (#2061, #2067, #2072)

Changelog

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v2.23.3

26 April 2025

• 🛠 Dependency updates, including Python 3.13.3 (#2371)

v2.23.2

24 March 2025

• 🐛 Workaround an issue with pyodide builds when running cibuildwheel with a Python that was installed via UV (#2328 via #2331)
• 🛠 Dependency updates, including a manylinux update that fixes an 'undefined symbol' error in gcc-toolset (#2334)

v2.23.1

15 March 2025

• ⚠️ Added warnings when the shorthand values manylinux1, manylinux2010, manylinux_2_24, and musllinux_1_1 are used to specify the images in linux builds. The shorthand to these (unmaintainted) images will be removed in v3.0. If you want to keep using these images, explicitly opt-in using the full image URL, which can be found in this file. (#2312)
• 🛠 Dependency updates, including a manylinux update which fixes an issue with rustup. (#2315)

v2.23.0

1 March 2025

• ✨ Adds official support for the new GitHub Actions Arm runners. In fact these worked out-of-the-box, now we include them in our tests and example configs. (#2135 via #2281)
• ✨ Adds support for building PyPy 3.11 wheels (#2268 via #2281)
• 🛠 Adopts the beta pypa/manylinux image for armv7l builds (#2269 via #2281)
• 🛠 Dependency updates, including Pyodide 0.27 (#2117 and #2281)

v2.22.0

23 November 2024

• 🌟 Added a new CIBW_ENABLE/enable feature that replaces CIBW_FREETHREADED_SUPPORT/free-threaded-support and CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS with a system that supports both. In cibuildwheel 3, this will also include a PyPy setting and the deprecated options will be removed. (#2048)
• 🌟 Dependency groups are now supported for tests. Use CIBW_TEST_GROUPS/test-groups to specify groups in [dependency-groups] for testing. (#2063)
• 🌟 Support for the experimental Ubuntu-based ARMv7l manylinux image (#2052)
• ✨ Show a warning when cibuildwheel is run from Python 3.10 or older; cibuildwheel 3.0 will require Python 3.11 or newer as host (#2050)
• 🐛 Fix issue with stderr interfering with checking the docker version (#2074)
• 🛠 Python 3.9 is now used in CIBW_BEFORE_ALL/before-all on linux, replacing 3.8, which is now EoL (#2043)
• 🛠 Error messages for producing a pure-Python wheel are slightly more informative (#2044)
• 🛠 Better error when uname -m fails on ARM (#2049)
• 🛠 Better error when repair fails and docs for abi3audit on Windows (#2058)
• 🛠 Better error when manylinux-interpreters ensure fails (#2066)
• 🛠 Update Pyodide to 0.26.4, and adapt to the unbundled pyodide-build (now 0.29) (#2090)
• 🛠 Now cibuildwheel uses dependency-groups for development dependencies (#2064, #2085)
• 📚 Docs updates and tidy ups (#2061, #2067, #2072)

Commits

• faf86a6 Bump version: v2.23.3
• 4241f37 [2.x] Update dependencies (#2371)
• d04cacb Bump version: v2.23.2
• 5f4e019 [2.x] Update dependencies (#2334)
• 2efa648 fix: always resolve --python argument (#2328) (#2331)
• 42728e8 Bump version: v2.23.1
• 6e1527b Fix unit test when other warnings are present
• c25fe60 fix: image deprecation warning (#2314)
• a880bf5 fix: warn on deprecated images being set (#2312)
• c087d85 Update dependencies
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Summary by Sourcery

Build:

• Update cibuildwheel GitHub Action from v2.21.3 to v2.23.3 in deployment workflow.

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Reviewer's Guide

This pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflow to use a newer version of the pypa/cibuildwheel action, upgrading from v2.21.3 to v2.23.3. The change brings in multiple upstream improvements, bug fixes, and new features from cibuildwheel, including support for new platforms, updated dependencies, and enhanced warnings for deprecated images.

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Change	Details	Files
Upgrade cibuildwheel GitHub Action from v2.21.3 to v2.23.3 in the deployment workflow.	Update the cibuildwheel action version in the workflow YAML file. Incorporate all upstream changes from cibuildwheel v2.22.0 through v2.23.3, including dependency updates, new features, bug fixes, and deprecation warnings.	.github/workflows/deploy-python.yml

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