Henry Schreiner

I think it's being worked on right now in #3252...

iminuit also reports `TypeError: getWasmTableEntry(...) is not a function`: https://github.com/scikit-hep/iminuit/actions/runs/9321728796/job/25661476682?pr=995 Are these out-of-tree builds with pyodode 0.26? So far I'm 0 for 2 on 0.26 builds. Both packages are scikit-build-core...

You can use `scikit-build-core`, and put the binary in `SKBUILD_SCRIPTS_DIR`. That also natively supports (via a configuration option) CPython API-free wheels.

I don't think we can access the number of "-v"'s, and I wouldn't want to go from nothing to showing _both_ CMake issues and VERBOSE=1 compiler commands with just one...

(If we _can_ detect the number of `-v`'s passed, this would be fantastic, though, I think. Just think we probably can't)

FYI, at [scientific-python dev summit](https://scientific-python.org/summits/developer/2023/), we've been [trying](https://readthedocs.org/projects/scikit-hep-cookie/) to implement a Jekyll build in readthedocs, and apt commands are needed to install ruby (Ruby as a tool would be exactly...

Our first attempt was with `build.commands`. I would highly recommend a note in the documentation that apt does not work with `build.commands` - that would have saved us a lot...

This is what we ended up with: https://github.com/scientific-python/cookie/blob/f84144ac83f080412b3516e2cdb9cd1d8806f19c/.readthedocs.yml (Also 1-3 of the Zarr webpages are setup like this now too) It takes about 7 mins, 5 of which are building...

How you use `-C` really depends on the backend. Setuptools is really weird, in that it requires one option for each. An example for scikit-build-core would be: ``` python -m...

This is specific to setuptools, and something I think they are trying to improve. I'd be fine to have some backend-specific examples, though.