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Stop trying to use distutils and test_suite= #185

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jamadden opened this issue Sep 30, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #208
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Stop trying to use distutils and test_suite= #185

jamadden opened this issue Sep 30, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #208
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Distutils has been deprecated in the standard library. It is now vendored into setuptools.

Likewise, stop trying to set a test_suite in the setuptools arguments. That's also deprecated.

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jamadden added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2020
…t time.

Building the extensions and getting them in the right place is the job of tox.

This includes a temporary minor regression in that the test extensions are now also packaged in the binary distributions. This will be resolved with #189 and #184.

Removes some (maybe all, didnt check yet) uses of distutils so partly addresses #185.

Fixes #187
jamadden added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2020
…t time.

Building the extensions and getting them in the right place is the job of tox.

This includes a temporary minor regression in that the test extensions are now also packaged in the binary distributions. This will be resolved with #189 and #184.

Removes some (maybe all, didnt check yet) uses of distutils so partly addresses #185.

Fixes #187

Specify an image for appveyor that works for Python 2.7 (the right
visual studio is missing on other images)

Add installation of missing python versions.

Use PYTHON, not PYTHON_ROOT on appveyor. The former is more common in my experience.

Use a newer image for 3.9 on appveyor
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Fixed by #208

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