Allow errors for missing [build-system] table with no metadata
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Permit installers to present an error if the working directory does not seem like a location that the user intended to install from.
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The CI failure seems to be due to #1945 |
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One issue with this is the language in PEP 517 doesn't reflect these changes and that PEP does not point to the living spec. |
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Permit installers to present an error if the working directory does not seem like a location that the user intended to install from.
x-ref https://discuss.python.org/t/do-we-want-to-keep-the-build-system-default-for-pyproject-toml/104759/15
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