Add setuptools as a dependency on Python 3.12? #15579

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1. JukkaL

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2. eli-schwartz commented on Jul 3, 2023

   

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   One possible alternative is to teach mypyc to emit the relevant sources without compiling them, so that people can integrate it into other build systems. :D
3. hauntsaninja commented on Jul 3, 2023

   

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   I think fine to include setuptools as a dependency. We could also have a mypyc extra that includes it, like we do for dmypy or reports.

   Eli's suggestion sounds great, but is little orthogonal
4. AlexWaygood commented on Jul 4, 2023

   

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   We could also have a mypyc extra that includes it, like we do for dmypy or reports.

   I'd personally prefer this, but agree that having it as an unconditional dependency would also probably be fine
5. nickdrozd commented on Oct 5, 2023

   

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   I ran into this problem locally and in CI.
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   closed this as completedin #16229on Oct 8, 2023
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   Add an extra for mypyc dependencies (#16229)

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