On Wed, Jan 8, 2020 at 6:04 PM Warren Weckesser
wrote:
> On 1/8/20, Kevin Sheppard wrote:
> > With recent versions of pip it will read the pyproject.toml file to get
> the
> > dependencies, and then install these in an isolated environment to build
> > the wheel, and then install the wheel. The
On 1/8/20, Kevin Sheppard wrote:
> With recent versions of pip it will read the pyproject.toml file to get the
> dependencies, and then install these in an isolated environment to build
> the wheel, and then install the wheel. The requires=[...] in the pyproject
> is not installed in the original
With recent versions of pip it will read the pyproject.toml file to get the
dependencies, and then install these in an isolated environment to build
the wheel, and then install the wheel. The requires=[...] in the pyproject
is not installed in the original environment, so that when run on NumPy,
y
On 1/8/20, Warren Weckesser wrote:
> I'm doing some work on the travis-ci scripts, and I'd like to remove
> some redundant calls of 'pip install'. The scripts should get the
> build dependencies from a configuration file instead of having
> hard-coded pip commands. Is pyproject.toml the appropri
I'm doing some work on the travis-ci scripts, and I'd like to remove
some redundant calls of 'pip install'. The scripts should get the
build dependencies from a configuration file instead of having
hard-coded pip commands. Is pyproject.toml the appropriate file to
use for this? (Note: we also ha
