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Fail ordinary source installs when the native compute core cannot be built

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Assessment

Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
52/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
github-actions, python, rust

Research direction

Start with hatch_build.py, especially the build hook and Cargo handling cited in the issue, then inspect the CI workflow and changelog paths that preserve coreless success. Verify default wheel, editable, and sdist builds with and without a Rust toolchain; done means unsupported native builds fail early, normal artifacts are not py3-none-any without compute, and CI checks the success and failure paths.

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Description

Summary

xy advertises the native Rust core as required and has no compute fallback, but an ordinary source wheel build quietly succeeds as py3-none-any when Cargo is missing or the Rust build fails. Installation appears successful and only fails when compute is first imported/used.

Evidence

Acceptance criteria

  • Default wheel/editable/sdist installs fail during build if no compatible native core can be produced or reused.
  • Ordinary builds no longer emit a misleading py3-none-any xy wheel with no compute backend.
  • If adapter-only/coreless packaging is still needed internally, require an explicit, clearly named opt-in and prevent that artifact from entering the normal release path.
  • CI covers both successful native source installation and expected early failure without a toolchain.
  • Error text identifies supported wheels/toolchain remediation at install time.
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