I release a Python package: rateslib. The last version that successfully worked on conda-forge was 1.1.0, which was pure Python and worked right out of the box, since I published it as a no-arch distribution on PyPi, it relied on a boiler plate template to setup in conda-feedstock: GitHub - conda-forge/rateslib-feedstock: A conda-smithy repository for rateslib..
I have since added a Rust extension module within the package, and shifted the build process to maturin. Everything works locally and new versions have been pushed to PyPi (1.2.0 and 1.3.0). But I could not successful get this released in conda.
Package distribution is not my forte, I have no real knowledge of it, other than it being a somewhat trial and error process every 6 weeks or so. Is there any, simple, boiler plate setup I can copy to get this up and running on conda with a rust/maturin build process. I have only distributed Windows and Mac-OS wheels (and that is fine as an initial target) since I haven’t yet figured out the Many-Linux process either.
I have tried to take a look at the polars setup but it is far more complicated than I expect I need or can understand at this juncture.