How is this repo intended to be used? about jupyter-packaging HOT 10 CLOSED

The action item here is now to update the readme with instructions for use with pyproject.toml. Here is an example: https://github.com/jupyterlab/extension-cookiecutter-ts/blob/master/%7B%7Bcookiecutter.extension_name%7D%7D/pyproject.toml

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Hi! I'd say use the setubase.py directly. This was set up as a package not realizing setup_requires doesn't really work. However with pip 10 you can use a file to accomplish what we want. On my phone so a vague reply for now. 😀

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https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0518/

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You can also do:

pip install jupyter-packaging

and then run

python -m jupyter_packaging

in the root directory of your package (it will copy over the setupbase.py file).

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I guess I wrote that strangely. The way outlined is the way that I've been using it. I'm confused about why it doesn't seem to work for you.

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Or rather, that works at least with a local clone and pip install -e .. There's been a lot of commits since the last release though.

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@vidartf Thanks! Yes, our problem was that we had tried with the last-published version on PyPI, in which that doesn't work. Once we tried with a local clone it worked as expected.

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Yep — it works on the master branch…

But, I'm going to probably send in a few PRs soon to improve the docs and rely more on pypa utilities… we should definitely get a new release out there soon. Happy to take lead on that if no one else wants to.

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With pip 10 released, it is now a lot more feasible to depend on this package! @blink1073 Would you mind publishing the latest version to pypi, or giving me the rights to do it (maybe both)?

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@vidartf, I gave you the rights.

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