Question: how to write a recipe to download and install(coz build fail) a wheel package directly?

[riflemanl]

Question: how to write a recipe to download and install(coz build fail) a wheel package directly?

[RobertFlatt]

Usage questions should be directed to the user groups, this forum is for development issues.

It is not clear that the resolution implied in the question addresses the issue in the question.

When you post to the user groups provide the info referenced here:
https://github.com/Android-for-Python/Android-for-Python-Users#if-buildozer-fails-to-compile
And clarify what it is about "a wheel" that addresses the issue.

[riflemanl]

hi, Robert, my problem is actually a development issue, coz I've tried to use original torch recipe to build torch package for android arm, but it built out an x86_64 version package. So after some investigation I found pypi provided a prebuilt arm version wheel package already, I should not need to build it again, so, I issued a question above how to use that arm wheel directly, skip the setup/build problem, thanks a lot.

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