Trouble understanding how scikit_build_core and CMake should interact

I have issues having scikit_build_core working properly with CMake. To sum up the context I want to use scikit_build_core: - I have C++ based packages that must work on their own, that are cross compiled for embedded platforms and contains binaries. - I want those C++ packages to be usable in Python using pybind11. Sometimes those C++ packages have pure python module dedicated to add custom python features to the binded package. That's pretty much it. I managed in the past to have scikit_build_core working but that's important to note that I was compiling statically. Now I try to make it work with dynamic linkage and this is where I have trouble. I made an example repo that implements how I think scikit_build_core works in my use case ➡️ https://github.com/strattist/skbuild_poc My issue is that I end up with this wheel layout: <details> <summary>Wheel layout after unzipping</summary> <pre><code> ├── example │   ├── _example.cpython-312-x86_64-linux-gnu.so │   └── __init__.py ├── example-0.0.1.dist-info │   ├── METADATA │   ├── RECORD │   └── WHEEL ├── include │   └── lib │   └── src.h └── lib └── libexample.so </code></pre> </details> It contains: - The CMake install targets i.e. `libexample.so` that is the base C++ library and it's public include, the `_example.cpython-etc.so` that comes from pybind11 - An additional `__init__.py` that is here to show how I plan to use the bindings, adding Python code to it My issue is that each time I want to repair my wheel with `auditwheel` I always have the issue `Cannot repair wheel, because required library "libexample.so" could not be located` To reproduce (with uv): ``` $ uv venv --python 3.12 $ source .venv/bin/activate $ uv sync --all-extras --no-install-project $ uv build --wheel $ auditwheel repair dist/example-0.0.1-cp312-cp312-linux_x86_64.whl ``` While I have an auditwheel error, I still opened my issue here as I think I haven't fully understood how I should use scikit_build_core with dynamic linkage. I tried setting up the RPATH with the same results. Maybe there is an example showing what I would like to do?