Pin cloudsmith-cli below 1.19.0 on arm64 Windows CI - #330
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cloudsmith-cli 1.19.0 added a PyJWT[crypto] dependency that pulls in cryptography. There's no prebuilt cryptography wheel for win_arm64, so pip builds it from source, which needs OpenSSL and fails on the windows-11-arm runners. That broke the arm64 Windows nightly and would break the arm64 release the same way. Pin below 1.19.0 (resolves to 1.18.0, the last release without the crypto extra) until the latest cloudsmith-cli installs on arm64 Windows again.
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cloudsmith-cli 1.19.0 added a PyJWT[crypto] dependency that pulls in cryptography, which has no prebuilt win_arm64 wheel. pip then builds it from source on the windows-11-arm runners, which needs OpenSSL and fails, breaking the arm64 Windows nightly (and would break the arm64 release the same way).
Pin below 1.19.0 — which resolves to 1.18.0, the last release without the crypto extra — on the arm64 Windows steps only. x86 Windows, Linux, and macOS install the latest fine, so they're left untouched.