pythonlib: publish modules #4032
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@jodersky Sir I am targeting web examples, is there any conflict??? |
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You're good to go on that. Note however that we still have some fundamentals missing, and compatibility may be broken while we work on the other missing parts |
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As a first pass this looks great, not much comments. |
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Adds the capability to build wheels and sdists, and publish them.
The idea is to roughly follow Pant's approach to publishing python packages: act a build frontend which calls out to various specialized packaging tools.
Part of #3928