00:05 <beerman> jaeger: basically there is way too much movement in regards general python packaging

00:06 <beerman> when you look at pyproject.toml or whatever the file is called it will tell you which build system it uses, and lucky for you, it just wants build/wheel/install iirc

00:07 <beerman> i dunno if thats wrong per se but yeah

00:08 <beerman> jsonschema is obviously hackish :P

00:23 <jaeger> seems like both of those examples use setuptools.build_meta

00:23 <jaeger> So what's the "preferred" way for packagers to use that?

00:27 <beerman> http://sprunge.us/kYcPQ5

00:27 <beerman> that way, I suppose

00:27 <beerman> mind that i am not 100% sure because I am much more all over the place, sadly..

00:30 <beerman> that you need to chmod the binary must be an oversight upstream

00:30 <beerman> https://github.com/Julian/jsonschema/blob/main/pyproject.toml

00:53 <jaeger> yeah, the chmod seems weird

01:16 <jaeger> does this build for you without footprint mismatches? http://ix.io/3PZX

01:26 <beerman> rebuilding in a container..

01:27 <beerman> seems ok for me

02:10 <jaeger> ok, thanks

12:40 <beerman> jaeger: http://sprunge.us/2nBWCd using pep 517 build and pip to install the wheel doesn't seem to need the chmod workaround