Vendor setuptools dependency #15369
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Vendor setuptools dependency #15369
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Ping @scheibelp, we need to decide on whether or not we want this. |
I have added a response to the discussion in #9034 (comment), IMO those concerns should be resolved before we proceed with this |
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This PR adds a necessary dependency for the
jinja2andpytestpackages we already vendor. It also allows us to do fancy things in thePythonPackagebase class, like automatically detect which libraries to try to import (coming in a follow-up PR).Setuptools includes a few vendored dependencies of its own (
appdirs,packaging,pyparsing,six). We could remove these, or move them tolib/spack/external, but that would require hacking the setuptools code to import them normally.Closes #9034
Follow-up of #9261