Log message:
py-flit_core: make this module standalone

This now needs no other Python modules to build and install.

This is relevant because py-flit_core is currently the recommended
method to bootstrap Python module distributions from scratch.

Bump PKGREVISION.

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py-flit_core py_flit: updated to 3.9.0

Version 3.9

New options flit build --use-vcs and flit build --no-use-vcs to enable & \ 
disable including all committed files in the sdist. For now --use-vcs is the \ 
default, but this is likely to change in a future version, to bring flit build \ 
in line with standard build frontends like python -m build.
Sdist file names, and the name of the top-level folder in an sdist, are now \ 
normalised, in accordance with PEP 625.
A statically defined version number can now be parsed from files called \ 
version.py, _version.py or __version__.py inside a packge, as well as from \ 
__init__.py, so executing code is required in fewer cases.
Fix setting the flag for regular files in zip metadata.
The timestamp embedded in the gzip wrapper for sdists now defaults to a fixed \ 
date, so building an sdist twice on the same machine should produce identical \ 
results, even without any special steps. Setting SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH is still \ 
recommended for properly reproducible builds.

Log message:
py-flit_core py-flit: updated to 3.8.0

Version 3.8

A project name containing hyphens is now automatically translated to use \ 
underscores for the import name
New option flit install --only-deps to install the dependencies of the package, \ 
but not the package itself.
Add support for recursive globbing (**) in sdist includes and excludes
Python’s bytecode cache files (__pycache__ folders and .pyc files) are now \ 
always excluded from sdists
Use tomllib in Python 3.11, rather than tomli
Fix crash when unable to get a password from keyring
Fix including modified files in sdist when using Mercurial
Fix for some cases of determining whether a package supports Python 2 or not
Fix parsing version number from code using multiple assignments
Document how to use a PyPI token with FLIT_PASSWORD
Fix link to information about environment variables for pip
Link to the docs for the latest stable version in package metadata
Remove a mention of the toml package, which is no longer needed, from the \ 
Developing Flit page
The bootstrap install script for flit_core accepts a new --install-root option.
Ensure the license file is included in packages on PyPI

Log message:
py-flit_core py-flit: updated to 3.7.1

Version 3.7.1

Fix building packages which need execution to get the version number, and have a \ 
relative import in __init__.py.

Version 3.7

Support for external data files such as man pages or Jupyter extension support files.
Project names are now lowercase in wheel filenames and .dist-info folder names, \ 
in line with the specification.
Improved support for bootstrapping a Python environment, e.g. for downstream \ 
packagers. flit_core.wheel is usable with python -m to create wheels before the \ 
build tool is available, and flit_core sdists also include a script to install \ 
itself from a wheel before installer is available.
Use newer importlib APIs, fixing some deprecation warnings

Log message:
py-flit_core: wheel.mk is now standalone, remove extension.mk

Log message:
make py-flit_core use pep517 for building

Log message:
py-flit_core: add setup.py

Log message:
py-flit_core: add missing files

Log message:
py-flit_core py-flit: updated o 3.6.0

Version 3.6

flit_core now bundles the tomli TOML parser library (version 1.2.3) to avoid a \ 
circular dependency between flit_core and tomli

Version 3.5.1

Fix development installs with flit install --symlink and --pth-file, which were \ 
broken in 3.5.0, especially for packages using a src folder

Version 3.5

You can now use Flit to distribute a module or package inside a namespace \ 
package (as defined by PEP 420). To do this, specify the import name of the \ 
concrete, inner module you are packaging - e.g. name = \ 
"sphinxcontrib.foo" - either in the [project] table, or under \ 
[tool.flit.module] if you want to use a different name on PyPI
Flit no longer generates a setup.py file in sdists (.tar.gz packages) by default
Fixed how flit init handles authors' names with non-ASCII characters
When flit init generates a LICENSE file, the new pyproject.toml now references it

Version 3.4

Python 3.6 or above is now required, both for flit and flit_core.
Add a --setup-py option to flit build and flit publish, and a warning when \ 
neither this nor --no-setup-py are specified
Add support for standardised editable installs - pip install -e - according to \ 
PEP 660
Add a --pypirc option for flit publish to specify an alternative path to a \ 
.pypirc config file describing package indexes
Fix installing dependencies specified in a [project] table
Fix building wheels when SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH (see :doc:`reproducible`) is set to a \ 
date before 1980
Switch to using the tomli TOML parser, in common with other packaging projects
Add a document on :doc:`bootstrap`

Version 3.3

PKG-INFO files in sdists are now generated the same way as METADATA in wheels, \ 
fixing some issues with sdists
flit publish now sends SHA-256 hashes, fixing uploads to GitLab package repositories
The [project] metadata table from PEP 621 is now fully supported and \ 
:ref:`documented <pyproject_toml_project>`. Projects using this can now \ 
specify requires = ["flit_core >=3.2,<4"] in the [build-system] \ 
table.

Version 3.2

Experimental support for specifying metadata in a [project] table in \ 
pyproject.toml as specified by PEP 621
Fix writing METADATA file with multi-line information in certain fields such as \ 
Author
Fix building wheel when a directory such as LICENSES appears in the project root \ 
directory

Version 3.1

Update handling of names & version numbers in wheel filenames and .dist-info \ 
folders in line with changes in the specs
Switch from the deprecated pytoml package to toml
Fix specifying backend-path in pyproject.toml for flit-core (as a list instead \ 
of a string).

Log message:
devel/py-flit: Import py-flit 3.0.0

Python and PyPI packaging tool.  Core library and bootstrapping goo
imported as devel/py-flit_core at the same time.  From the README:

   Flit is a simple way to put Python packages and modules on PyPI.

   It tries to require less thought about packaging and help you avoid
   common mistakes.