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Example of using custom CIBW repair-wheel-command to invoke "stub_generation.py" (not included, assumed to be in the same directory as the "oiio_wheels_repair.py" file

Here's what happens:

1. Just before the build initializes, uv is installed to the local CIBW instance.
2. The wheel is built as normal...
3. We use uv run --no-config to run our custom script: A. The cross-platform repairwheel utility produces a "repaired" wheel consistent with what CIBW normally does if you don't specify a custom repair-wheel-command B. (Optionally, we strip out stuff we know we don't want -- this isn't doing much now, but if/when we start bundling dynamic (e.g. LGPL) libraries with the distribution, we'll want to strip out redundant "namelink copies" of shared libs to reduce wheel file size) C. Invoke the stub_generator.py script with uv run --with --no-config stub_generator.py

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Example of a script to patch wheels run during the cibuildwheel repair-wheel step

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ocio_profile_version: 2.2

name: example-egamut2-config_v1.0

description: |
  Demonstrates the use of EGamut2 D65 as the scene reference space and the rest of the display color space / view transform architecture


search_path:
  - ./luts

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name = 'boost'

version = "1.85.0"

authors = ['boost.org']

hased_variants= True

description = \
    '''

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import binascii
import os
import re
from logging import getLogger

logger = getLogger(__name__)

def patch_avif_header_cicp(input_file, P=9, T=16, M=9, output_file=None, preset=None, dryrun=False):
    """Patch nclx data into AVIF file header for specified Primaries / TRC / YUV Matrix Coeff enums."""

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name = 'rust'

version = '1.78.0'

description = 'Rust is an interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language'

help = "https://www.rust-lang.org"

@early()
def uuid():

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name = "python"
version = "3.10.14"
authors = ["Guido van Rossum"]
description = "The Python programming language"

@early()
def variants():    
    import rez.package_py_utils as rezutils, platform
    p = 'platform-%s' % {'darwin':'osx','windows':'windows','linux':'linux'}[platform.system().lower()]
    return [rezutils.expand_requires(p, "arch-**")]

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import numpy as np

class NumericLookup(dict):
    """
    Extends *dict* type to provide a lookup by value(s), including numpy arrays.

    Methods
    -------
    keys_from_value
    first_key_from_value

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import PyOpenColorIO as ocio
from typing import Union, List

def set_transform_metadata(
    transform: ocio.Transform,
    name: str = "",
    id: str = "",
    description: Union[str, List[str]] = "",
    input_descriptor: str = "",
    output_descriptor: str = "",