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Acora is a Cython-based fast multi-keyword (Aho-Corasick) text search engine. It has no native dependencies beyond the Cython-generated C extensions it bundles in its sdist, so the riscv64 build is a plain sdist -> cibuildwheel pass with no CIBW_BEFORE_BUILD step needed.
Running test.py from the sdist root lets its sibling acora/ source package shadow the installed wheel (gotcha 25), silently testing the pure-Python fallback instead of the compiled extension.
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acora2.5Compiles a Cython Aho-Corasick multi-keyword search automaton into two C extensions. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.
Mirrors the
Linuxjob of upstream'sci.yml: sdist built from the tagged checkout, then wheels built per-interpreter against it.Differs from upstream
Testing
test.py -v), staged viaCIBW_TEST_SOURCESto avoid the sdist'sacora/source dir shadowing the installed wheel.License: OK
Built on cp312; 83 passed.