pyproject.toml missing in git repo (but present in sdist tarball)

[mgorny]

The Wand-0.6.12.tar.gz sdist on PyPI contains a pyproject.toml but said file isn't present in the git repo. Could you add it, please?

That said, I've noticed because I wanted to submit a fix for two problems:

1. The wheel dependency is unnecessary (see pypa/setuptools@f7d30a9).
2. You need to explicitly do something like sys.path.insert(0, ".") before importing files relative to the package directory when using the modern setuptools backend, otherwise it may be unable to import wand.version (depending on PEP517 frontend invocation). (Alternatively, you can use more modern setup.cfg/pyproject.toml approach for getting version from file that doesn't require importing it; see: https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/userguide/declarative_config.html or https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/userguide/pyproject_config.html#dynamic-metadata).

Of course, I can submit PRs for these once the file's in the repo.

[emcconville]

Ah dip! The pyproject.toml was a work-in-progress intended for the 0.7.x release.

Of course, I can submit PRs for these once the file's in the repo.

I'd love the help. I'll review the links, and commit the file shortly.

... And thinks for reporting this.

[emcconville]

Added pyproject.toml & setup.cfg. Any help would be great with the more modern approach.

[mgorny]

Thanks! You don't actually need all three — everything from setup.cfg can be declared in pyproject.toml. You can also either remove setup.py entirely or limit it to a setuptools.setup() call, as it will automatically read the declarative config.

[emcconville]

Great, and thank you for the help. Killing setup.cfg, and I believe the other two are working ask expected. Feel free to review, and suggest any improvements.

[mgorny]

Yeah, I think it's fine. The declarations in setup.py for stuff already in pyproject.toml are redundant (i.e. setuptools combines the two) but they don't do any harm either.

[emcconville]

Think we're good to close this issue.