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Puzzling. There are no Linux wheels on PyPI, as we are currently not building for manylinux targets. So those wheels were built locally on your machine and picked up the wrong Python interpreter.
I looked into how we're choosing the Python interpreter, and it's very possible that upgrading to pybind11 3.0.1 caused this, as there were some changes and we're passing old PYTHON_EXECUTABLE instead of new Python_EXECUTABLE.
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tuxu commentedon Mar 21, 2026
Puzzling. There are no Linux wheels on PyPI, as we are currently not building for
manylinuxtargets. So those wheels were built locally on your machine and picked up the wrong Python interpreter.I looked into how we're choosing the Python interpreter, and it's very possible that upgrading to pybind11 3.0.1 caused this, as there were some changes and we're passing old
PYTHON_EXECUTABLEinstead of newPython_EXECUTABLE.Fix wheels bundling wrong Python version
Fix wheels bundling wrong Python version