[v2][source] Tracking issue for installing AWS CLI v2 from source

[kyleknap]

This issue tracks the progress made toward the official implementation for installing the AWS CLI v2 from source: #6352. Below are the items that need to be completed in order to complete the specification:

• Add support for PEP517. Related pull requests:
  • [v2] Convert project to PEP517-based setuptools layout #6423
  • [v2] Add in-tree PEP 517 build backend for building auto-complete index #6448
  • [v2] Absorb implementations of botocore and s3transfer #6494
• Update Python interpreter support ranges to 3.8-3.10. Related pull requests:
  • [v2] Update Python version range support to 3.8 to 3.9 #6796
  • Still need pull request to add support for Python 3.10
• Update and loosen Python package dependency ranges
• Add Autotools interface for building and installing AWS CLI v2
  • [Source Distribution] Add script to regenerate configure file #7582
  • Update v2 to use pyproject.toml #7287
  • Add tests/ directory to the source distribution #7352
  • Add flags to test scripts to allow intalling and running from another… #7353
  • Update metadata distribution field #7357
  • Source dist #7262
• Publish hosted source distribution

We will be updating this issue and this list as progress is made towards completion of the implementation

[mustanggb]

As mentioned in #4685 (comment) updating PyInstaller from 4.2 to 4.10 works fantastically for building with musl.

There are also newer version of PyInstaller, 5.0.1 at the time of writing, but I've not tried with them yet.

[julianbueno]

@mustanggb this uses PyInstaller 5.2

[mustanggb]

Looks like as of v2.7.30 that PyInstaller was updated to 5.3, so this should be a big help.
#7250

[stealthycoin]

This is now released: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/getting-started-source-install.html

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