Install *.yaml files from meta-schemas and schemas

[xdarklight]

The Arch Linux package uses the following commands to build and install the project:

python -m build --wheel --no-isolation
python -m installer --destdir="$pkgdir" dist/*.whl

The installed output in $pkgdir however does not contain the *.yaml schemas from dtschema/meta-schemas and dtschema/schemas. Add setuptools configuration so the *.yaml files are installed.

[xdarklight]

This updated version now includes the schemas from sub-directories as well

[robherring]

Isn't directly depending on setuptools fragile in general? Some projects use a different backend now I think.

[xdarklight]

pyproject.toml references setuptools and setuptools_scm - for the latter there's already a configuration (right above where I added the package-data setup).
That said, I'm not a python expert. If there's a better (more universal, ...) approach I'm happy to test it.

[robherring]

pyproject.toml references setuptools and setuptools_scm - for the latter there's already a configuration (right above where I added the package-data setup).

Right, I'm just a little bit concerned about adding more.

That said, I'm not a python expert. If there's a better (more universal, ...) approach I'm happy to test it.

I'm not either, but AIUI the motivation for pyproject.toml is to allow different backends. I have no reason at the moment to care about anything other than setuptools, but who knows how python will evolve.

I was a bit curious why this worked already with pip and not for you. It seems setuptools_scm will include all tracked files automatically.

[xdarklight]

I was a bit curious why this worked already with pip and not for you. It seems setuptools_scm will include all tracked files automatically.

Ah, I didn't realize this - thanks for investigating and sharing!
So not using the latest-and-greatest resulting in me having to learn more about pyproject.toml