Stop using deprecated packages in CI #630
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pep517 has been deprecated for a long time and we don't need it anymore, courtesy of importlib.metadata.
The default pip versions are good enought, nowadays.
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I tried a fake version and looks good! cf https://github.com/twisted/towncrier/actions/runs/10175573095/job/28143297512 |
This reverts commit 3aadb6a.
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Thanks for the cleanup. Looks good.
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pep517 has been deprecated for a long time and we don't need it anymore, courtesy of
importlib.metadata.I appreciate that it's a bit icky since we cannot test it before actually releasing, and I really don't want to slow down a future release.