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Previously, on Apple Silicon macs the cadquery-ocp package was not installable through pip and required mamba. But now there is a wheel release on github that can be installed with pip, which means you don't need mamba anymore.
Having to use mamba was a big annoyance and deterence for me and probably others.
Visit ocp-build-system/releases and copy the URL of the macosx_11_0_arm64.whl for your python version.
I personally think it is better to wait for the Cadquery-OCP wheels to be on PyPI. With the approach you suggested it would require the user to pick the correct URL of the correct wheel that matches python / OS / CPU-type.
Since you are obviously aware of the workaround, then feel free to use it but IMHO this does not necessarily improve the ease-of-use for new MacOS+arm64 users.
Previously, on Apple Silicon macs the cadquery-ocp package was not installable through pip and required mamba. But now there is a wheel release on github that can be installed with pip, which means you don't need mamba anymore.
Having to use mamba was a big annoyance and deterence for me and probably others.
Visit ocp-build-system/releases and copy the URL of the
macosx_11_0_arm64.whl
for your python version.For more info, you can check out the following issues:
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