[FEATURE] Bokeh Python Wheel packages
See original GitHub issueHi all,
for creating a package of our python application using the excellent Pynsist a .whl
(Python Wheel) package would help us greatly.
Any reason there’s no wheel available? Can I create one myself? Would you be interested in this?
Thanks,
Florian
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@bryevdv Yes, should be easy enough. Sorry for letting you wait. Will do it on the weekend.
@hacklschorsch did you try building the wheel from the published sdist that I linked above? I specifically suggested building from the sdist on purpose. When I download the sdist from PyPI and run
python setup.py bdist_wheel
from the sdist it seems to work , and does not prompt for node or any BokehJS builds. Can you confirm the actual, exact steps that you took? (This is always advised, to prevent wasted communication)