BLD: optimize sdist contents through a dist script #22915
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This reduces the size of the sdist by about 50%, from 60 MB to 30 MB.
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The command I usually use for sdist generation for releases indeed has a resulting tarball that drops in size from 57 MB->29 MB locally.
The changes look sensible to me as well, and the CI seems to have at least two sdist-related jobs that passed.
meson docs suggest this command runs after the sources are moved in, but before the archive is populated. I guess that makes sense.
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thanks Ralf, Lucas |
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This reduces the size of the sdist by about 50%, from 60 MB to 30 MB.
Also remove some images from
doc/source/_static/gitpod. The doc content that used them was removed a long time ago.