Thomas Kluyver

I'd imagine that linting (identifying potential problems) and autoformatting (changing the text) are separate functions for editor integration, but I don't really know much about what hooks editors have for...

Thanks! This looks like a good start. I don't know exactly what's needed to isolate git either, so we may as well try it and fix things as they come...

To be transparent, I'm planning for Flit to move away from generating `setup.py`. It might be a while before the ability is actually removed, but I'm thinking of disabling it...

> Build installer with flit_core, and install with flit_core's bootstrapper. And install with installer itself (running from source)? At least, this is my assumption for how it should work. The...

Yes, it does look like Flit just needs to handle the same data from the new names. :slightly_smiling_face: Of course, we'll need to keep supporting the `tool.flit` locations as well...

Thanks, that's good to know. It looks like they're targeting ARMv7 and using Raspbian to run the builds.

Since my motivation for this was getting Python packages on a Raspberry Pi, I'll drop a link to [piwheels](https://www.piwheels.hostedpi.com/), @bennuttall's project to compile wheels for that platform.

SpeechRecognition itself appears to be a pure Python package, so there should be no problem installing it anywhere Python works. But it looks like it's a wrapper around various local...

Just to remind everyone who might contribute here: the essential first step would be to define appropriate ARM architecture tags. What instruction sets & extensions are relevant, what are the...

As things stand, [excluding files from your sdist](https://flit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pyproject_toml.html#sdist-section) should mostly work, since both `flit build` and [`python -m build`](https://pypa-build.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) default to building an sdist first, then unpacking that and using...