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Because Requires-Python is disabled for Python 2 to allow this declared-incompatible version to install on Python 2, the build-requirements must exclude installing setuptools 45 during the build-system setup.
Because Python 2 tests are only needed for internal validation, and because the latest pip is already installed, the build-system can rely on `backend-path = ["."]`.
Fixes #1996.
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Co-Authored-By: Paul Ganssle <paul@ganssle.io>
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Because we do not include setuptools in our build requirements and there
is no mechanism for a PEP 517 backend to bootstrap itself, setuptools
cannot use setuptools.build_meta as its backend, and cannot use PEP 517
to build itself.
Additionally, if you specify build-backend, it is impossible to disable
PEP 517 builds with pip's --no-use-pep517 flag.
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setuptools.
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Add `build-system.requires` key to `pyproject.toml`:
- this is necessary with pip 10.0.1, as otherwise the defaults will be
to require both `setuptools` and `wheel` (and we only need the later)
- a `pyproject.toml` with no `build-system.requires` key will be invalid
and rejected by a future version of pip
(see https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/5416#issuecomment-399638608)
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This reverts commit 089cdeb489a0fa94d11b7307b54210ef9aa40511, reversing
changes made to aaec654d804cb78dbb6391afff721a63f26a71cd.
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