bpo-32295: User friendly message when invoking bdist_wheel sans wheel package#4824
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Wheels are a well-known part of the Python packaging ecosystem at this point! Many tutorials, gists, and other tools suggest to build wheels using setuptools and distutils, but may not remind users to install the wheel package. Given that this does not interfere with experienced users implementing their own bdist_wheel command, it should be a welcome addition to help guide novice packagers in the right direction.
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@merwok Any update? I saw in bpo that you'd like to close this PR. |
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Closing in the absence of counter-arguments on bpo. |
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Wheels are a well-known part of the Python packaging ecosystem at this point!
Many tutorials, gists, and other tools suggest to build wheels using setuptools and distutils, but may not remind users to install the wheel package.
Given that this does not interfere with experienced users implementing their own bdist_wheel command, it should be a welcome addition to help guide novice packagers in the right direction.
Result for a Python environment without the
wheelpackage installed:https://bugs.python.org/issue32295