Add wheel command to pyproject-build commands #305
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stefanv
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Maybe should check for artifact?
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I added a simple presence test. Could you approve the workflows to have the tests run in ci?
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Looks like the tests are working. @stefanv, do you consider them sufficient? Also, I don't think I have the power to add labels. Could you add an appropriate one and let me know if there is anything else for me to do? |
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Thanks, @zklaus! |
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This adds a command to the pyproject-build commands that builds a wheel similar to the existing
sdistcommand.Closes #301.