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pip install .
causes messy directory layout
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Ugh. I can reproduce this, too. I'm not sure what's causing it. wjakob/nanobind_example@4df3213 is the last commit of nanobind-example before the switch to scikit-build-core. It doesn't seem to have this problem. Neither does islpy. |
Migrating to scikit-build-core might also fix this, but I think it'd be kind of a big lift. |
Could be related to this: the current wheels on PyPI contain many superfluous files from the source distribution that get installed into the Python root folder (at least on Python). Quite messy.
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Describe the bug
pip install .
seems to write pyopencl files into the main environment:To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
$ cd pyopencl
$ pip install .
$ pip uninstall pyopencl
Expected behavior
Keep the files in the
pkgs/pyopencl-*
subdirectory.Environment (please complete the following information):
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