python-libmount: add setup.py #224
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And it would also be nice if this produced binary wheels as well. |
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The idea is to be able to use python-libmount on distributions that have ancient versions util-linux or don't package python-libmount correctly.
The hope I suppose is to be able to also publish python-libmount on pypi--replacing the aweful/abandoned not-libmount that's currently there.
Then only thing I'm worried about is the version metadata in setup.py--I thought maybe a
setup.py.inmight be smarter, so that the build system can fill that in. Thoughts?