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Pivot to pyproject.toml for setuptools packaging #994
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Pivot to pyproject.toml for setuptools packaging #994
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[ci] removing python version [ci] fixing concatened dependencies (install_requirements and scm) [ci] Putting back wrongly deleted services start [ci] Fixing ci beceause setuptools and setuptools-scm incompatible versions
See #893 |
… script cd being built in most unix OS it cannot be called using cd.sh() as there is no existing binary on the machine.
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A discussion is needed regarding the scripts in the INGInious package using docker compose. They are not needed and where ignored conditionnaly with a boolean in setup.py. It is however not possible with the pyproject.toml file. Using two different pyproject.toml files does not seem to be achievable :
So either we accept the presence of unused scripts in the docker compose package (not that many) or we comment the pyproject.toml scripts before building it. |
This PR will be reconsidered after the definition of a new backend architecture and services separation. |
Using pyproject.toml is the new standardized way to declare packaging metadata. As it is the new standard there will likely be less problems related to the packaging of INGInious.
Rem : setup.py is still usable and the configuration in pyproject.toml overwrites that of setup.py. For the moment the scripts are left in setup.py because of the condition on INGINIOUS_COMPOSE environment variable that can not be done in toml files.
TO DO :
-> deleted + not using nose testing anymore
sh.CommandNotFound: cd
)-> two pyproject.toml files (with and without scripts depending on the use of docker compose or not)