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How can build backends avoid breaking users when they make backwards incompatible changes?

Given PEP 517 lots of projects now have their build backend defined like this: [build-system] requires = ["foo"] build-backend = "foo" This has lead to the following: When a new backend gets updated all users who bu…



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