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Simplify pyproject.toml #75

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https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/33778

The wheel dependency is redundant and discouraged here. Setuptools adds
this dependency via the backend automatically since day one. It was
historically included in the documentation but it was a mistake. See:
pypa/setuptools@f7d30a9

The legacy backend was never supposed to be used in pyproject.toml. It
is only an "internal" fallback that is used by tools like pip when
pyproject.toml is not present at all. The regular backend must always be
used in pyproject.toml. See:
pypa/setuptools#1689

https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/33778

The wheel dependency is redundant and discouraged here. Setuptools adds
this dependency via the backend automatically since day one. It was
historically included in the documentation but it was a mistake. See:
pypa/setuptools@f7d30a9

The legacy backend was never supposed to be used in pyproject.toml. It
is only an "internal" fallback that is used by tools like pip when
pyproject.toml is not present at all. The regular backend must always be
used in pyproject.toml. See:
pypa/setuptools#1689
@francoisfreitag francoisfreitag requested review from a team and kbattersby and removed request for a team August 16, 2022 13:29
@francoisfreitag francoisfreitag merged commit 92a0ed1 into erezlife:master Aug 16, 2022
@francoisfreitag francoisfreitag deleted the build branch August 16, 2022 16:35
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