Use Hatch

[CaselIT]

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[CaselIT]

@zzzeek I haven't tried the release yaml, but since the old one worked I'm for yolo-ing this one

[zzzeek]

What's the "normie" way to do this without all the explicit hatch stuff? The whole idea is supposed to be, pyproject.toml has build-backend and that's supposed to set it all up. pypa doesn't have a github action that works for this?

[sigmavirus24]

What's the "normie" way to do this without all the explicit hatch stuff? The whole idea is supposed to be, pyproject.toml has build-backend and that's supposed to set it all up. pypa doesn't have a github action that works for this?

I don't know what "normie" means, but hatchling is the build backend. You should (in theory) be able to use pypa/build to run python -m build in an environment that has hatchling installed already. You don't need to use the hatch cli

[CaselIT]

indeed that works, but we need hatch cli to change the version, so we may as well use it to build things too. overall it's the same for me