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A fork is available on PyPI under the py-cpuinfo2 name, so it should be easy to replace. I wanted to let you know, because I could then drop original py-cpuinfo as qcengine is the second and last one that is using it for me.
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loriab commentedon Oct 19, 2026
good to know, thanks. I haven't been tracking py-cpuinfo's results to see if they're lacking. Have you noticed them being out-of-date?
It doesn't look like there's an easy way to specify
py-cpuinfo or py-cpuinfo2in pyproject.Omikorin commentedon Oct 19, 2026
I haven't, but I was updating a package (pytest-benchmark) that changed its requirements.
msys2/MINGW-packages#32616
A fork is available on PyPI under the py-cpuinfo2 name, so it should be easy to replace. I wanted to let you know, because I could then drop original py-cpuinfo as qcengine is the second and last one that is using it for me.