Running pyinstaller to create a bundle, and using the resulting
`pyinst-tmp/meson/meson setup ...` with the cmake module revealed that
no data files were being bundled, unlike what we did for setup.cfg. Fix
this oversight.
Fixes#10163
This adds 3.10 (didn't check to see if it was tested on 3.10, that should be done, but I'm using it on 3.10).
setup_requires is deprecated and should be producing warnings on modern setuptools, and never worked for setuptools anyway - setuptools can't update itself, and setuptools is what is reading this anyway!
This will really help with pipx run, as `pipx run meson[ninja]` will now work on any system with pipx 0.17 or newer, no dependencies required. This now includes GitHub Actions, which just updated to pipx 1.0.0. Pipx run lets you use recent (always <1 week old) versions of anything on PyPI.
It's not a python file, so it will never end up in the installed package
unless we mark it as package_data. This causes problems for people using
non-git checkouts.
Fixes#9435Closes#9443
this is a place that *must* only be imported inside a if
typing.TYPE_CHECKING block. It is a mixture of smoothing over thinigs
that moved from typing_extensions to typing in later python versions and
useful but typing only code.
This makes typing_extensions required for python versions older than
3.8 *when running mypy*. typing_extensions should *only* be imported
inside an `if typing.TYPE_CHECKING` block (include the new _typing.py
module) to ensure that it doesn't become a runtime dependency
We're down to just declaring the data files in python now.
setup.cfg can, uniquely, retrieve version info by trying to parse the
AST for simple assignments (which we use) instead of importing the
entire module.
We have a single giant file for our tests, but a number of files that
match pytest's default discovery globs. To fix that, let's tell pytest
what to do.
This means you can just `pytest` and get the right results. It also
helps IDE's like vscode correctly identify tests.
It has too many false positives. It was complaining about things like
if this:
fn = some_func
else:
fn = lambda x: ...
Where obviously, "fn" can't be a def, and it would be silly to introduce
some other name to use as the def, just to assign it to fn.
Michael Hirsch