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This change correctly aligns the two macOS deployment target settings, which is a good improvement. To further improve maintainability, you could consider removing the
CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET
definition from[tool.scikit-build]
(line 52) and rely on this environment variable as the single source of truth, asscikit-build-core
will automatically use it. This would prevent the two values from becoming out of sync in the future.A potential trade-off is that local builds (not using
cibuildwheel
) would then depend on the developer's environment or the Python interpreter's default deployment target, rather than being explicitly pinned inpyproject.toml
.