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Native wheels for the macos/arm64 platform (Apple Silicon M1 hardware)

See original GitHub issue

Making this happen depends on the resolution of the following upstream issues:

numpy/numpy#17807 (building numpy in native mode on M1)
scipy/scipy#13364 (segfault on scipy.integrated on M1 with openblas and gfortran from homebrew)
public release of scipy with a wheel for the macos/arm64 platform
joerick/cibuildwheel#473 (comment) discussion on how to add support for building M1 native wheels for Python packages on public CI (e.g. github actions, azure pipelines and co).
update the Wheel build github actions workflow in the scikit-learn repo to enable building for the new platform using cross-compilation on intel macos executors.

Note: macos/arm64 is also known as macos/aarch64.

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Created 3 years ago
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Comments:34 (6 by maintainers)

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appleseedexmcommented, Oct 8, 2021

Hi.

I found this fix that seems to install scikit without the need of using conda […]

This lead me on the right path, however I had to install nightly scipy instead. Afterwards I was able to install scikit-learn 1.0.0 without a problem:

# SciPy:
python -m pip install --no-cache --no-use-pep517 pythran cython pybind11 gast"==0.4.0"
pyenv rehash
python -m pip install --pre -i https://pypi.anaconda.org/scipy-wheels-nightly/simple scipy

# Scikit-Learn
python -m pip install --no-use-pep517 scikit-learn"==1.0.0"

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anirudh-gcommented, Sep 2, 2021

Hi All. Is there any update on this issue?