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I was just thinking about this: https://github.com/jorisroovers/gitlint/pull/418/files#r1131062741
@jorisroovers TL;DR to have a proper smoke-test, switch to invoking python -m build
(without CLI args! it's important). It'll still use hatch's PEP 517 backend. This would build an sdist from Git checkout, followed by building a wheel from said sdist rather than from Git.
Additionally, you can make use of https://github.com/re-actors/checkout-python-sdist to run testing from sdist and not Git. This takes smoke-testing availability for the downstream packaging since they often use sdist as the source of truth.
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@jorisroovers I recommend releasing after merging #463 so that the fix is validated in the CI, not just locally.
Ack. I'll do it tomorrow morning then (CET), rather than trying to rush it out tonight and inevitably make a mistake.
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Already done :)
macports/macports-ports@3243c9c
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Awesome, thanks!
I created separate issues for everything else that was suggested here - thanks everyone. Closing this one!
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@harens This should be fixed now - I just tried a hatch build -t wheel
on the sdist of the latest dev builds and it worked.
Can you confirm? Latest dev builds:
https://pypi.org/project/gitlint/0.19.1.dev2/
https://pypi.org/project/gitlint-core/0.19.1.dev2/
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@webknjaz would you be up for sending a PR to use that?
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Which part? using pypa/build? or testing from sdist? The latter would probably require some agreement and restructuring, while the former is straightforward.
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There is also this which I've heard good things about (and of course it's Hynek) https://github.com/hynek/build-and-inspect-python-package
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@ofek yes, I know about that action, but don't use it myself — it's too coupled for my taste.
FWIW I've made the small version of the PR: #463. https://github.com/re-actors/checkout-python-sdist can always be added later.
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@harens This should be fixed now - I just tried a
hatch build -t wheel
on the sdist of the latest dev builds and it worked.Can you confirm? Latest dev builds: https://pypi.org/project/gitlint/0.19.1.dev2/ https://pypi.org/project/gitlint-core/0.19.1.dev2/
Seems to work fine, so I'll update the MacPorts portfile in the next stable release. Thanks for fixing @jorisroovers
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Seems to work fine, so I'll update the MacPorts portfile in the next stable release. Thanks for fixing @jorisroovers
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Great. I'll try to release 0.19.1 with this fix later today so we can get the homebrew package out for 0.19.x and then look at the other suggestions afterwards.
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@jorisroovers I recommend releasing after merging #463 so that the fix is validated in the CI, not just locally.
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@harens just published 0.19.1! Can you retry?
Thanks!
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- [UX] Be more verbose about what is being checked HOT 1
- Parsing git message trailers HOT 3
- Modernizing gitlint's build and test tooling: discussion HOT 27
- [feature] Support PEP518 HOT 4
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- Support for per-user configuration files and configuration inheritance HOT 9
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- 0.20.0 Release Plan
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