How to use pyproject.toml for package distribution #412
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Currently I do: In the documentation it is mentioned to use pyproject.toml instead of the above code:
https://pyscaffold.org/en/latest/faq.html?highlight=pyproject.toml#pyproject-toml But how? |
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Hi @Viatorus, if you are not experiencing any problems with The idea behind In v4, (In a distant future I suppose |
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Thank you for your answer and clarification. I will stick to setuptools for now. |
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I just stumbled upon this issue and since it doesn't really give an answer on what to do if I want to stick with a In short, the commands you've been searching for are: |
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Hi @Viatorus, if you are not experiencing any problems with
pyproject.toml, your current flow is perfectly fine.The idea behind
pyproject.tomlis that you should specify build dependencies (such aswheelandsetuptools_scm) there (pyproject.toml > [build-system] > requires).In v4,
tox.iniis preconfigured to work with the newest suggested workflow from PyPA that usespyproject.tomlandbuild. The idea behind this new workflow is that it is generic for any other build tool, but if you are using setuptools (which is what PyScaffold adopts anyway),python3 setup.py bdist_wheelshould work just fine.(In a distant future I suppose
setup.pywill be retired, but I think we are still far from …