Use with setup.py bdist_wheel and Python wheels?

[nkuehnle]

I'm not too familiar with the way in which wheels actually function, but I am wondering if it's at all possible to use this with a wheel? Right now if you use steptools-git-versioning, if you build a wheel it gets version 0.0.0. Is there any recipe or workaround for this to keep behavior consistent if I build the wheel from a repo and then distribute just that wheel?

[dolfinus]

if it's at all possible to use this with a wheel

Why it should not be possible? Wheel version is calculated during the build process, where .git folder is present. After .wheel file is built, it does not include setuptools-git-versioning at all.

[nkuehnle]

Ah interesting, I am getting behavior where it is not applying the same version when I create a wheel using python setup.py bdist_wheel with as with pip install . I'll try to debug briefly a bit more on my end and see if I can create a minimum reproducible example later or if it's just soemthing odd that I've done. The code in question is proprietary/on my company's GH enterprise repo.

Edit: to clarify when I build the wheel it just always gives me a 0.0.0.
Edit 2: I am using a pyproject.toml if that matters at all as well

[dolfinus]

Could you give at least the config example?