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Suggested in #8869 (comment). Alternative to #8869 and #8858

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I think I like this option the best, thanks @radarhere . I don't think we'll sort out whether or not to push the limits on wheel sizes in a way that feels satisfying anytime soon.

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I've removed the release note changes from this PR, and created #8885 instead. That way, if there are any updates needed just to the release notes, GitHub Actions doesn't need to rebuild the wheels.

@hugovk hugovk merged commit d52c2db into python-pillow:main Apr 12, 2025
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doublex commented Apr 12, 2025

That is unfortunate.

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hugovk commented Apr 12, 2025

We'll revisit this for the next release, 11.3.0.

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@doublex Given that we now support libavif and have resolved #7983, do you view the "unfortunate" part having to do with not including it in the wheels? I think it would be unfortunate if we were unable to support libavif but now that we can, I want to address the concerns that folks have raised about the wheel size.

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