portforward: Add version 0.7.6 - #2632
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portforward0.7.6Compiles the PyO3 extension
portforward._portforward, a kube-rs/tokio port-forwarder with rustls/ring TLS and a vendored OpenSSL. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.Mirrors upstream's
release.ymllinuxjob.Differs from upstream
-iinterpreter per matrix leg instead of--find-interpreter.yum update -ydropped from the before-script.Testing
kindest/nodeis amd64/arm64 only, so the job runs a suite against a local TLS fake of the Kubernetes API instead: pod and service forwarding, start/stop, NotFound, untrusted CA.License: Wheel statically links a vendored OpenSSL (Apache-2.0) and MIT/Apache-2.0/ISC Rust crates, shipping the project's own MIT licence as upstream's wheels do.
Built on cp312/cp313/cp314/cp314t; 5 passed, 0 skipped on each.