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cp_wheels.sh

Copies all wheels in the current directory to the predicted location in the wheelhouse after adjusting the permissions.

Usage

Usage: cp_wheels.sh [--wheel <wheel file>] [--arch generic|<rsnt_arch>]
                    [--remove] [--dry-run]

   --wheel <wheel file>       Process only this wheel (otherwise all in the $CWD)
   --arch generic|<rsnt_arch> Copy to a generic or arch-specific directory.
   --remove                   Delete the wheel after copying.
   --dry-run                  Just print the commands, but don't execute anything.

If cp_wheels.sh detects an arch-specific wheel, it will refuse to copy it unless the --arch flag is used. Choice of arch should match what was used when building the wheel (see build_wheel.sh). cp_wheels.sh considers a wheel to be arch-specific if it links external libraries not in the Gentoo or Nix compatibility layer, or if any existing wheels for the same package are in arch-specific directories in our wheelhouse.

If --wheel argument is provided, then only the given file will be processed, else all computecanada tagged files will be processed.

Examples

Copy all and remove

Will process only computecanada tagged wheels. 

$ bash cp_wheels.sh --remove

Copy specific wheel

Warning: will copy the given wheel 

$ bash cp_wheels.sh --remove --wheel fastrlock-0.8.3+computecanada-cp313-cp313-linux_x86_64.whl

Copy to specific arch

$ bash cp_wheels.sh --remove --arch x86-64-v3 --wheel <name>

Copy multiple matched wheels

Useful to copy only a subset of wheels. 

parallel bash cp_wheels.sh --remove --wheel ::: alphafold3-3.0.1+computecanada-cp31* numpy-*.whl