chore: convert setup.py to build #2642
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| class PlaywrightBDistWheelCommand(BDistWheelCommand): | ||
| user_options = BDistWheelCommand.user_options + [ |
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Env var seems simpler, since option passing via build is not fully working anyways: pypa/setuptools#2491. Changed it from --all to explicitly passing the output wheel name.
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| from setuptools import setup # noqa: E402 |
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The order here is non-common because we have the dependencies available only in non-build environments since I removed the deps from local-requirements.txt.
| json: typing.Optional[typing.Any] = None, | ||
| path: typing.Optional[typing.Union[str, pathlib.Path]] = None, | ||
| content_type: typing.Optional[str] = None, | ||
| response: typing.Optional["APIResponse"] = None |
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I'll extract them into a separate PR tomorrow.
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Extracted into #2646.
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Its hard to split the changes, since black starts reading [project.requires-python] from the pyproject.toml. Lets land together.
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| wheels = base_wheel_bundles | ||
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| # Limit to 1, since for MacOS e.g. we have multiple wheels for the same platform and architecture and Conda expects 1. |
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is this comment still relevant? if so restore?
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Not anymore since we always output a single wheel now instead of multiple like before.
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Similar to microsoft/playwright-pytest#254 - a little bit more complex here, because we previously were generating multiple wheels out of a single
setup.pyinvocation. This is not supported with their new build infrastructure. To workaround this, I manage the loop from the outside which seems to work as well.This addresses #2124 (comment).