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multi-agent-ale-py: Add version 0.1.12 - #3375
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Multi-Agent Arcade Learning Environment: a ctypes-loaded C extension (libale_c.so, SDL disabled, zlib the only native dependency) over the same Stella-derived Atari emulator core as the already-published single-agent ale-py, built via a plain setuptools+CMake Extension rather than ale-py's scikit-build-core/nanobind stack. No riscv64 wheel on PyPI (manylinux x86_64 + macOS arm64 only, cp39-cp314/cp314t). Mirrors the `build_linux` job of upstream's own build-wheels-and-publish.yml.
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multi-agent-ale-py0.1.12Multi-Agent Arcade Learning Environment: a ctypes-loaded C extension
(
libale_c.so) over a Stella-derived Atari emulator core, built via aplain
setuptools+ CMakeExtension. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel(manylinux x86_64 + macOS arm64 only, cp39-cp314/cp314t).
Mirrors the
build_linuxjob of upstream's ownbuild-wheels-and-publish.yml(cibuildwheel).Differs from upstream
CIBW_BEFORE_ALL: dnf install zlib-devel- the only nativedependency (
SDL/RLGLUE/the CLI/C++ lib are all off insetup.py's ownCMake args);
cmake/ninjaresolve from PyPI as usual since both nowship riscv64 wheels.
CIBW_TEST_REQUIRES/CIBW_TEST_SOURCES/CIBW_TEST_COMMAND-upstream's wheel-build job doesn't run tests at all; this runs the same
pytestsuite its separatebuild-test.ymlruns against apip install .checkout.
Matrix: default four.
Testing
pytest multi_agent_ale_py/tests(one test, loads the bundledtetris.binfixture) - the same suite upstream'sbuild-test.ymlruns,staged via
CIBW_TEST_SOURCESso it exercises the installed wheel.License: OK -
LICENSE.md(GPL-2.0) lands indist-info/licenses/viasetuptools' own auto-detection, confirmed against the real published wheel.
Not built locally: no CMake/C++ toolchain in this sandbox.