Provide wheels alongside source distribution on PyPi #206
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- also add `pyproject.toml` to specify build time dependencies. - stop distributing tests and `pyc` files to reduce package size.
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- also add `pyproject.toml` to specify build time dependencies. - stop distributing tests and `pyc` files to reduce package size.
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As of now, we only provide source distribution on PyPi. See https://pypi.org/simple/django-comments-dab/
We should look to provide
wheelsalongside source distribution. The wheel distribution will make it faster for users to install the package.While we are at it, I think we should consider moving the metadata from
setup.pytosetup.cfg. It is a more declarative format of metadata, andsetup.pyis more of a legacy format, mostly used to make editable installations work.You can read more about that at: https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/#configuring-metadata
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