feat(pypi): allow scoping pip.override to single hubs #2813
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If you use multiple pip.parse hubs for different platforms, it's possible you want to override wheels for a single platform, where previously pip.override would apply to all hubs. This is useful for GPU vs CPU dependencies on the same OS / arch combinations, where the wheel name isn't enough to differentiate.
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Ideally I would love to collaborate on #2747 since this is adding features to an API that we may want to change very soon. If you have time, could you please pop by in that issue and list the overrides/customizations that you want to have possible with the |
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If you use multiple pip.parse hubs for different platforms, it's
possible you want to override wheels for a single platform, where
previously pip.override would apply to all hubs. This is useful for GPU
vs CPU dependencies on the same OS / arch combinations, where the wheel
name isn't enough to differentiate.