Bump pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.21.3 to 3.0.1

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Bumps pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.21.3 to 3.0.1.

Release notes

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v3.0.1

• 🛠 Updates CPython 3.14 prerelease to 3.14.0b3 (#2471)
• ✨ Adds a CPython 3.14 prerelease iOS build (only when prerelease builds are enabled) (#2475)

v3.0.0

See @​henryiii's release post for more info on new features!

• 🌟 Adds the ability to build wheels for iOS! Set the platform option to ios on a Mac with the iOS toolchain to try it out! (#2286, #2363, #2432)

• 🌟 Adds support for the GraalPy interpreter! Enable for your project using the enable option. (#1538, #2411, #2414)

• ✨ Adds CPython 3.14 support, under the enable option cpython-prerelease. This version of cibuildwheel uses 3.14.0b2. (#2390)

  While CPython is in beta, the ABI can change, so your wheels might not be compatible with the final release. For this reason, we don't recommend distributing wheels until RC1, at which point 3.14 will be available in cibuildwheel without the flag. (#2390)

• ✨ Adds the test-sources option, and changes the working directory for tests. (#2062, #2284, #2437)

  • If this option is set, cibuildwheel will copy the files and folders specified in test-sources into the temporary directory we run from. This is required for iOS builds, but also useful for other platforms, as it allows you to avoid placeholders.
  • If this option is not set, behaviour matches v2.x - cibuildwheel will run the tests from a temporary directory, and you can use the {project} placeholder in the test-command to refer to the project directory. (#2420)

• ✨ Adds dependency-versions inline syntax (#2122)

• ✨ Improves support for Pyodide builds and adds the experimental pyodide-version option, which allows you to specify the version of Pyodide to use for builds. (#2002)

• ✨ Add pyodide-prerelease enable option, with an early build of 0.28 (Python 3.13). (#2431)

• ✨ Adds the test-environment option, which allows you to set environment variables for the test command. (#2388)

• ✨ Adds the xbuild-tools option, which allows you to specify tools safe for cross-compilation. Currently only used on iOS; will be useful for Android in the future. (#2317)

• 🛠 The default manylinux image has changed from manylinux2014 to manylinux_2_28. (#2330)

• 🛠 EOL images manylinux1, manylinux2010, manylinux_2_24 and musllinux_1_1 can no longer be specified by their shortname. The full OCI name can still be used for these images, if you wish. (#2316)

• 🛠 Invokes build rather than pip wheel to build wheels by default. You can control this via the build-frontend option. You might notice that you can see your build log output now! (#2321)

• 🛠 Build verbosity settings have been reworked to have consistent meanings between build backends when non-zero. (#2339)

• 🛠 Removed the CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS and CIBW_FREE_THREADED_SUPPORT options - these have been folded into the enable option instead. (#2095)

• 🛠 Build environments no longer have setuptools and wheel preinstalled. (#2329)

• 🛠 Use the standard Schema line for the integrated JSONSchema. (#2433)

• ⚠️ Dropped support for building Python 3.6 and 3.7 wheels. If you need to build wheels for these versions, use cibuildwheel v2.23.3 or earlier. (#2282)

• ⚠️ The minimum Python version required to run cibuildwheel is now Python 3.11. You can still build wheels for Python 3.8 and newer. (#1912)

• ⚠️ 32-bit Linux wheels no longer built by default - the arch was removed from "auto". It now requires explicit "auto32". Note that modern manylinux images (like the new default, manylinux_2_28) do not have 32-bit versions. (#2458)

• ⚠️ PyPy wheels no longer built by default, due to a change to our options system. To continue building PyPy wheels, you'll now need to set the enable option to pypy or pypy-eol. (#2095)

• ⚠️ Dropped official support for Appveyor. If it was working for you before, it will probably continue to do so, but we can't be sure, because our CI doesn't run there anymore. (#2386)

• 📚 A reorganisation of the docs, and numerous updates. (#2280)

• 📚 Use Python 3.14 color output in docs CLI output. (#2407)

• 📚 Docs now primarily use the pyproject.toml name of options, rather than the environment variable name. (#2389)

• 📚 README table now matches docs and auto-updates. (#2427, #2428)

v3.0.0rc3

Not yet released, but available for testing.

Note - when using a beta version, be sure to check the latest docs, rather than the stable version, which is still on v2.X.

If you've used previous versions of the beta:

• ⚠️ Previous betas of v3.0 changed the working directory for tests. This has been rolled back to the v2.x behaviour, so you might need to change configs if you adapted to the beta 1 or 2 behaviour. See [issue #2406](pypa/cibuildwheel#2406) for more information.

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Changelog

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v3.0.1

5 July 2025

• 🛠 Updates CPython 3.14 prerelease to 3.14.0b3 (#2471)
• ✨ Adds a CPython 3.14 prerelease iOS build (only when prerelease builds are enabled) (#2475)

v3.0.0

11 June 2025

See @​henryiii's release post for more info on new features!

• 🌟 Adds the ability to build wheels for iOS! Set the platform option to ios on a Mac with the iOS toolchain to try it out! (#2286, #2363, #2432)

• 🌟 Adds support for the GraalPy interpreter! Enable for your project using the enable option. (#1538, #2411, #2414)

• ✨ Adds CPython 3.14 support, under the enable option cpython-prerelease. This version of cibuildwheel uses 3.14.0b2. (#2390)

  While CPython is in beta, the ABI can change, so your wheels might not be compatible with the final release. For this reason, we don't recommend distributing wheels until RC1, at which point 3.14 will be available in cibuildwheel without the flag. (#2390)

• ✨ Adds the test-sources option, and changes the working directory for tests. (#2062, #2284, #2437)

  • If this option is set, cibuildwheel will copy the files and folders specified in test-sources into the temporary directory we run from. This is required for iOS builds, but also useful for other platforms, as it allows you to avoid placeholders.
  • If this option is not set, behaviour matches v2.x - cibuildwheel will run the tests from a temporary directory, and you can use the {project} placeholder in the test-command to refer to the project directory. (#2420)

• ✨ Adds dependency-versions inline syntax (#2122)

• ✨ Improves support for Pyodide builds and adds the experimental pyodide-version option, which allows you to specify the version of Pyodide to use for builds. (#2002)

• ✨ Add pyodide-prerelease enable option, with an early build of 0.28 (Python 3.13). (#2431)

• ✨ Adds the test-environment option, which allows you to set environment variables for the test command. (#2388)

• ✨ Adds the xbuild-tools option, which allows you to specify tools safe for cross-compilation. Currently only used on iOS; will be useful for Android in the future. (#2317)

• 🛠 The default manylinux image has changed from manylinux2014 to manylinux_2_28. (#2330)

• 🛠 EOL images manylinux1, manylinux2010, manylinux_2_24 and musllinux_1_1 can no longer be specified by their shortname. The full OCI name can still be used for these images, if you wish. (#2316)

• 🛠 Invokes build rather than pip wheel to build wheels by default. You can control this via the build-frontend option. You might notice that you can see your build log output now! (#2321)

• 🛠 Build verbosity settings have been reworked to have consistent meanings between build backends when non-zero. (#2339)

• 🛠 Removed the CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS and CIBW_FREE_THREADED_SUPPORT options - these have been folded into the enable option instead. (#2095)

• 🛠 Build environments no longer have setuptools and wheel preinstalled. (#2329)

• 🛠 Use the standard Schema line for the integrated JSONSchema. (#2433)

• ⚠️ Dropped support for building Python 3.6 and 3.7 wheels. If you need to build wheels for these versions, use cibuildwheel v2.23.3 or earlier. (#2282)

• ⚠️ The minimum Python version required to run cibuildwheel is now Python 3.11. You can still build wheels for Python 3.8 and newer. (#1912)

• ⚠️ 32-bit Linux wheels no longer built by default - the arch was removed from "auto". It now requires explicit "auto32". Note that modern manylinux images (like the new default, manylinux_2_28) do not have 32-bit versions. (#2458)

• ⚠️ PyPy wheels no longer built by default, due to a change to our options system. To continue building PyPy wheels, you'll now need to set the enable option to pypy or pypy-eol. (#2095)

• ⚠️ Dropped official support for Appveyor. If it was working for you before, it will probably continue to do so, but we can't be sure, because our CI doesn't run there anymore. (#2386)

• 📚 A reorganisation of the docs, and numerous updates. (#2280)

• 📚 Use Python 3.14 color output in docs CLI output. (#2407)

• 📚 Docs now primarily use the pyproject.toml name of options, rather than the environment variable name. (#2389)

• 📚 README table now matches docs and auto-updates. (#2427, #2428)

v2.23.3

26 April 2025

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

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Commits

• 95d2f3a Bump version: v3.0.1
• 40de3fe [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate (#2483)
• 9200810 feat: added Python 3.14 preview for iOS (#2475)
• 94fe0a2 [Bot] Update dependencies (#2482)
• 405ddd5 fix: pyodide missing some logging (#2477)
• 34b4f1e [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate (#2474)
• e69b553 [Bot] Update dependencies (#2473)
• 3e86452 [Bot] Update dependencies (#2471)
• e737495 chore(deps): bump actions/attest-build-provenance from 2.3.0 to 2.4.0 in the ...
• 588dee0 docs: include Windows ARM in examples (#2468)
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• Bump pypa/cibuildwheel GitHub Action from v2.21.3 to v3.0.1 in the deploy-python workflow

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This PR updates the GitHub Actions workflow to use cibuildwheel v3.0.1 instead of v2.21.3, ensuring the latest build-and-test features from the new major release are applied in CI.

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Upgrade cibuildwheel GitHub Action to v3.0.1	Updated the uses reference for pypa/cibuildwheel from v2.21.3 to v3.0.1	.github/workflows/deploy-python.yml

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