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As far as Windows is concerned, we are currently blocked on the Windows build of cel-cpp, because cel-expr-python is a wrapper over cel-cpp. We would very much welcome a contribution on that front.
macOS, theoretically, should be easier, so we will attempt to build and publish on macOS.
Thanks thank you very much for your feedback!
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@rcleveng I think you probably want @dmitriplotnikov, I'm just a hopeful user :). But getting macOS published separately from Windows I think is still valuable.
@rcleveng I think you probably want @dmitriplotnikov, I'm just a hopeful user :). But getting macOS published separately from Windows I think is still valuable.
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dmitriplotnikov commentedon Mar 5, 2026
Hi Stefan,
Welcome to CEL-expr-Python!
As far as Windows is concerned, we are currently blocked on the Windows build of cel-cpp, because cel-expr-python is a wrapper over cel-cpp. We would very much welcome a contribution on that front.
macOS, theoretically, should be easier, so we will attempt to build and publish on macOS.
Thanks thank you very much for your feedback!
stefanvanburen commentedon Mar 6, 2026
@dmitriplotnikov thanks for the details! I guess I ought to be watching cel-expr/cel-cpp#768 or maybe cel-expr/cel-cpp#1502 or cel-expr/cel-cpp#1503 for progress on the Windows front?
rcleveng commentedon Mar 8, 2026
Thanks @dmitriplotnikov , I'd love MacOS ones (and don't forget ARM too), have been waiting for this.
rcleveng commentedon Mar 16, 2026
@stefanvanburen Can y'all go ahead and do the macos ones even while waiting for windows to work?
stefanvanburen commentedon Mar 16, 2026
@rcleveng I think you probably want @dmitriplotnikov, I'm just a hopeful user :). But getting macOS published separately from Windows I think is still valuable.
rcleveng commentedon Mar 16, 2026
Quite right - sorry for that!
dmitriplotnikov commentedon Mar 16, 2026
Confirming that MacOS and Windows support are two separate tasks. As soon as one of them is addressed we will publish the corresponding wheels.
dmitriplotnikov commentedon Jun 1, 2026
We have just published release v0.1.2 which includes Windows (py 3.11-3.13), macOS (py 3.11-3.14) and Linux (py 3.11-3.14) wheels
alexchandel commentedon Jun 9, 2026
@dmitriplotnikov what's the blocker for py 3.14 on Windows? Is it still upstream?