celine-regorus

Python wheels for regorus built and published by the CELINE project.

This repository is not the upstream source code of regorus. It is an automated packaging repository whose only responsibility is to:

• track upstream releases of microsoft/regorus
• build Python wheels
• publish them to PyPI under the name celine-regorus

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Scope and guarantees

• Supported platforms
  • Linux x86_64 ✅
• Not supported (by design)
  • macOS ❌
  • Windows ❌
  • Other architectures ❌

If you need additional platforms, please open a PR.

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Build model (important)

This project uses a single source of truth for builds:

➡️ The Dockerfile

All CI builds:

• use the Dockerfile
• run the exact same commands you can run locally
• produce the same wheel artifacts

There is intentionally no multi-platform matrix, no cibuildwheel, and no detached build logic.

If CI succeeds, local Docker builds will succeed too.

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How wheels are built

1. A scheduled or manual workflow checks upstream microsoft/regorus releases
2. If a new version is found:
   • the Docker image is built
   • the container runs the build
   • wheels are written to /app/dist
3. The resulting Linux wheel is published to PyPI

Publishing uses PyPI Trusted Publishing (OIDC).
No PyPI tokens are stored in this repository.

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Local build (reproduce CI exactly)

Requirements:

• Docker

Build and run:

docker build -t celine-regorus-builder .
docker run --rm -v "$PWD/dist:/app/dist" celine-regorus-builder

The wheel will be available in:

dist/

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Installation

pip install celine-regorus

Note: Only Linux and MacOS wheels are provided.
On other platforms, installation may fail or attempt a source build.

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Versioning

• The published version matches the upstream regorus version
• No additional semantic versioning is introduced
• If upstream tags v0.5.0, PyPI publishes celine-regorus==0.5.0

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Why this repo exists

This repo is intended as a temporary fix waiting for official python releases, will be deprecated afterwards.

See microsoft/regorus#168 for udpates

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Contributing

PRs are welcome for:

• macOS / Windows support
• additional Linux architectures
• build optimizations
• documentation improvements

Please keep the Dockerfile as the canonical build definition.