On 30 August 2013 12:54, Oscar Benjamin <[email protected]> wrote:
> setup.py that would satisfy those commands. It could be as easy as: > > if sys.argv[1] == 'bdist_wheel': > sys.exit(subprocess.call(['bentomaker', 'build_wheel']) > > or whatever. OK, inspiration moment for me. It had never occurred to me that a project could do something like that, and now I see it explained, I understand the various discussions about standardising command line APIs much better. Thanks! > I tried deleting the mentioned file but just got the same error > message again. Is that a bento/pip/setuptools bug? I notice that the > bento docs don't mention pip on the installation page: > http://cournape.github.io/Bento/html/install.html > > I've never yet got bento working for me. I have assumed that some aspect of Windows, Python 3.x, pip or oddities of my setup are not supported yet, and have simply left it as "not for prime time yet" (based on the 0.1.1 version number) in my mind. So it's always remained as the "obvious example of an alternative build system" while still being theoretical. I'd love to see something concrete though, as these debates tend to get remarkably abstract at times :-) Paul.
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