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After discussion with jukka we decided to bikeshed the exact interface for the cli to specify the target python version. For now it is --target-python <python version>(t?) This requires passing through the target python which is represented as a class with version and free threaded fields as well as properties representing semantics.
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The purpose of this is to allow compiling extensions for any supported python version from a host running
a potentially different version (or perhaps type of a different build variant; mainly free threading)
After internal discussion with jukka we decided to bikeshed the exact interface for the cli to specify the target python version. For now it is --target-python (t?). It is purposely not documented anywhere.
This requires passing through the target python which is represented as a class with version and free threaded fields as well as properties representing semantics.