add a 'pip install' step before building wheels #9
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Great! Thanks for this @tgarc, I'll try and get this merged this week once I've had a chance to try it out a bit :) |
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Thanks @tgarc - merged! I just cut another release on PyPI, 0.2.1. |
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awesome sauce! thanks joe! |
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This commit makes 3 changes for builds on all platforms:
pip wheelcommand--no-depsto thepip wheelcommand since (1) already installs dependencies. This also avoids the additional step of building wheels for dependencies (which was the previous behavior)--upgrade --force-reinstall --no-depsto the pip install comand after pip wheel. This makes sure that the build still tests installing from the built wheel (which is consistent with previous behavior).