Henry Schreiner
Henry Schreiner
“third-party keyword arguments” means you can’t set things like `setup(cmake_source_dir = “.”)` in pyproject.toml.
This is something to thing about, but it should be noted that this behavior doesn't work correctly in setuptools/distutils (nested folders aren't supported), and any method to install files outside...
Scikit-build-core supports this, anything installed to `${SKBUILD_HEADER_DIR}` will be installed by pip or installer to the header for location.
I want to work toward making scikit-build behaves as close as possible to the way setuptools works by default. I'm mostly planning on doing this via scikit-build-core's setuptools support which...
This is due to Packaging 22.0 dropping LegacyVersion, and this was being parsed as a LegacyVersion since it's not a valid Version. Not actually tied to skbuild version. ```PyCon >>>...
What does the install_manifest look like in superbuilds? Is it in subdirectories?
`setup.py develop` triggers the old, deprecated codepath in setuptools which we support. The new one requires an output mapping, I believe, which we should be able to get in scikit-build-core,...
Are these new failures compared to 0.15.0?
I do see the "exclude data" tests showing up. That means you have setuptools_scm installed while testing. You need setuptools_scm to build scikit-build from source or SDist, but it should...
Excellent, as long as we aren't regressing. I'd like to work on the failures, but first goal is to make sure they don't grow. :) Do you know why there's...