Deprecation notice for recent source distribution upload to 'qiskit-experiments' #1527
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pypa/build builds an sdist and then a wheel from the sdist which helps avoid leaving files out of the sdist. Additionally, pypa/build formats the package file names in the way that PyPI will soon require while `python setup.py` does not. Closes qiskit-community#1527
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pypa/build builds an sdist and then a wheel from the sdist which helps avoid leaving files out of the sdist. Additionally, pypa/build formats the package file names in the way that PyPI will soon require while `python setup.py` does not. Setting up the .pkg environment led to tox errors when `package` was set to different values in different environments so they were all set to editable by default but they can be overridden with `--override testenv.package=wheel`. Additionally, the shared `.tox/lint` `envdir` in `tox.ini` was dropped because with `tox` version 4 it resulted in the environment being rebuilt every time a different command sharing that environment directory was run (with `tox` 3 the environment was reused). Instead, a recommendation to use `tox-uv` was added to the documentation. `uv` is quick at creating similar virtual environments so it allows using many `tox` environments without worrying about speed or disk space (because it uses hard links). Explicit installation of `pyarrow` was removed from `tox.ini` because Pandas no longer issues a deprecation warning when `pyarrow` is not installed. Along with suggesting using `tox-uv` in the documentation, the GitHub workflows were updated to use `uv` and `tox-uv`. Closes qiskit-community#1527
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pypa/build builds an sdist and then a wheel from the sdist which helps avoid leaving files out of the sdist. Additionally, pypa/build formats the package file names in the way that PyPI will soon require while `python setup.py` does not. Setting up the .pkg environment led to tox errors when `package` was set to different values in different environments so they were all set to editable by default but they can be overridden with `--override testenv.package=wheel`. Additionally, the shared `.tox/lint` `envdir` in `tox.ini` was dropped because with `tox` version 4 it resulted in the environment being rebuilt every time a different command sharing that environment directory was run (with `tox` 3 the environment was reused). Instead, a recommendation to use `tox-uv` was added to the documentation. `uv` is quick at creating similar virtual environments so it allows using many `tox` environments without worrying about speed or disk space (because it uses hard links). Explicit installation of `pyarrow` was removed from `tox.ini` because Pandas no longer issues a deprecation warning when `pyarrow` is not installed. Along with suggesting using `tox-uv` in the documentation, the GitHub workflows were updated to use `uv` and `tox-uv`. Also, the version of Python used for running linting and building the release artifacts was updated from 3.9 to 3.12 Closes qiskit-community#1527
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pypa/build builds an sdist and then a wheel from the sdist which helps avoid leaving files out of the sdist. Additionally, pypa/build formats the package file names in the way that PyPI will soon require while `python setup.py` does not. Setting up the .pkg environment led to tox errors when `package` was set to different values in different environments so they were all set to editable by default but they can be overridden with `--override testenv.package=wheel`. Additionally, the shared `.tox/lint` `envdir` in `tox.ini` was dropped because with `tox` version 4 it resulted in the environment being rebuilt every time a different command sharing that environment directory was run (with `tox` 3 the environment was reused). Instead, a recommendation to use `tox-uv` was added to the documentation. `uv` is quick at creating similar virtual environments so it allows using many `tox` environments without worrying about speed or disk space (because it uses hard links). Explicit installation of `pyarrow` was removed from `tox.ini` because Pandas no longer issues a deprecation warning when `pyarrow` is not installed. Along with suggesting using `tox-uv` in the documentation, the GitHub workflows were updated to use `uv` and `tox-uv`. Also, the version of Python used for running linting and building the release artifacts was updated from 3.9 to 3.12 Closes qiskit-community#1527
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pypa/build builds an sdist and then a wheel from the sdist which helps avoid leaving files out of the sdist. Additionally, pypa/build formats the package file names in the way that PyPI will soon require while `python setup.py` does not. Setting up the .pkg environment led to tox errors when `package` was set to different values in different environments so they were all set to editable by default but they can be overridden with `--override testenv.package=wheel`. Additionally, the shared `.tox/lint` `envdir` in `tox.ini` was dropped because with `tox` version 4 it resulted in the environment being rebuilt every time a different command sharing that environment directory was run (with `tox` 3 the environment was reused). Instead, a recommendation to use `tox-uv` was added to the documentation. `uv` is quick at creating similar virtual environments so it allows using many `tox` environments without worrying about speed or disk space (because it uses hard links). Explicit installation of `pyarrow` was removed from `tox.ini` because Pandas no longer issues a deprecation warning when `pyarrow` is not installed. Along with suggesting using `tox-uv` in the documentation, the GitHub workflows were updated to use `uv` and `tox-uv`. Also, the version of Python used for running linting and building the release artifacts was updated from 3.9 to 3.12 Closes qiskit-community#1527
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pypa/build builds an sdist and then a wheel from the sdist which helps avoid leaving files out of the sdist. Additionally, pypa/build formats the package file names in the way that PyPI will soon require while `python setup.py` does not. Setting up the .pkg environment led to tox errors when `package` was set to different values in different environments so they were all set to editable by default but they can be overridden with `--override testenv.package=wheel`. Additionally, the shared `.tox/lint` `envdir` in `tox.ini` was dropped because with `tox` version 4 it resulted in the environment being rebuilt every time a different command sharing that environment directory was run (with `tox` 3 the environment was reused). Instead, a recommendation to use `tox-uv` was added to the documentation. `uv` is quick at creating similar virtual environments so it allows using many `tox` environments without worrying about speed or disk space (because it uses hard links). Explicit installation of `pyarrow` was removed from `tox.ini` because Pandas no longer issues a deprecation warning when `pyarrow` is not installed. Along with suggesting using `tox-uv` in the documentation, the GitHub workflows were updated to use `uv` and `tox-uv`. Also, the version of Python used for running linting and building the release artifacts was updated from 3.9 to 3.12 Closes #1527
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