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Drop our dependency on setuptools and write our own PEP 517 build backend. This turns out to be relatively straightforward — only ~100 lines, and avoids the workarounds we had to do to prevent setuptools from trying to write to the source tree. It's also dramatically faster. While we're at it, we can now fix a long-standing nag: we now have a proper place to make sure that `modules/checkout` gets called before building an sdist or a wheel. That means that you can run `tox` or `pip install .` in a freshly checked-out tree and expect correct results. We have to add a command-line interface to support wheel creation on RHEL8, where pip is not yet PEP517-aware. We don't implement any optional features of PEP 517 and we also don't support editable installs.
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23 lines
495 B
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#!/bin/sh
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set -eu
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srcdir="${0%/*}"
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(
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cd "${srcdir}"
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echo "m4_define(VERSION_NUMBER, [$(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)+git])" > version.m4
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autoreconf -i --warnings obsolete
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)
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[ -n "${NOCONFIGURE:-}" ] && exit
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case "${1:-}" in
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rpm)
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# configure with the same flags as when building an RPM
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exec rpmbuild -D '_topdir tmp/rpmbuild' -D 'make_build #' \
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--build-in-place -bc tools/cockpit.spec ;;
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*)
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exec "${srcdir}/configure" "$@" ;;
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esac
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