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Yeah, I haven't done much with that kind of stuff. All my Debian package creation work has been either manual, using the standard Debian package tools (and so lightly and infrequently there that I have to relearn the whole thing every time I touch it) or using CMake's CPack for the C++ projects I have to work with. Personally, I'd probably just do it manually using the Debian packaging guides and examining other Debian Python packages, trying to find another one based on PEP-517 to see how they work around it. |
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Thank you for using PEP-517 with this project. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find any plug-and-play tooling to allow Debian package creation from PEP-517 projects. My existing solution was to use stdeb, but it doesn't support PEP-517 (and I'm not sure if it ever will?). That said, I've forked this repo over at snstac and will attempt to shim support in.
Don't feel obliged to do any work on this - as Debian package support is definitely self-serving for me, but if you have any insights it would be greatly appreciated.
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