Restore pyproject.toml handling to its version 19.0.3 state #6449
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As pointed out by ajaeger; the wheel build jobs are failing with Error installing 'pip from git+https://github.com/ianw/pip.git@path-and-hash#egg=pip': editable mode is not supported for pyproject.toml-style projects. This appears to be an issue with pip 19.0 which would be installed on the build hosts, interacting with projects that have a pyproject.toml file. The problem only seems to be related to installing in editable mode, which we don't really need here on this ephemeral host. So just switch to a regular install, with upgrade/reinstall to be sure. [1] pypa/pip#6449 Change-Id: I006500a2c98f512176fbac4ab426a8719243fc70
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* Update project-config from branch 'master'
- wheel-build: Work around pip 19.0 errors
As pointed out by ajaeger; the wheel build jobs are failing with
Error installing 'pip from
git+https://github.com/ianw/pip.git@path-and-hash#egg=pip': editable
mode is not supported for pyproject.toml-style projects.
This appears to be an issue with pip 19.0 which would be installed on
the build hosts, interacting with projects that have a pyproject.toml
file.
The problem only seems to be related to installing in editable mode,
which we don't really need here on this ephemeral host. So just
switch to a regular install, with upgrade/reinstall to be sure.
[1] pypa/pip#6449
Change-Id: I006500a2c98f512176fbac4ab426a8719243fc70
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This is a candidate PR to restore pip's
pyproject.tomlhandling to how it was with 19.0.3 in response to community feedback on the tracker and elsewhere -- namely so that--no-use-pep517doesn't have to be added to use editable mode whenpyproject.tomlis present. It reverts all commits that touchedpyproject.py.As a side effect, this also undoes some refactoring that was done to make the
pyproject.pycode more testable, and it removes test cases that provided more test coverage. But those things can always be added back later. Merging this will also mean that issue #6314 will need to be addressed in a different way.