I finally spent some time figuring out a minimal way of developing and packaging a Python library using a pyproject.toml file
It turns out you can do it with just a pyproject.toml file - no setup.py, no setup.cfg - and the only tools you need are pip and build, with no need to use Poetry/Hatch/Flit/etc for the simplest case
https://til.simonwillison.net/python/pyproject
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