Wheel for version 3.2.0 is broken

[ccordoba12]

I'm the maintainer of the Spyder IDE and we use intervaltree as one of our dependencies.

I'd like to report that, after a quick testing, I found out that the wheel for version 3.2.0 seems to be broken (which was detected by our CIs).

The problem is that it doesn't declare sortedcontainers as a dependency. You can easily check that by running

python -m venv test-env
source test-env/bin/activate
pip install intervaltree

which will only install intervaltree.

Going a bit beyond that, I verified that running

pip install -U build
python -bb -X dev -W error -m build

in the root of this repo creates a correct wheel.

So perhaps the problem was due to using an old version of build (or maybe even of Python?) to build the wheel.

[chaimleib]

Thanks for the bug report! It's also fascinating for me to see how people are using intervaltree.

I'm confused as to how intervaltree "doesn't declare sortedcontainers as a dependency." It is being declared in requirements/common.txt, and in pyproject.toml under the [projects] section in the dependencies array.

I'm using Python 3.14.2 when doing releases, so I don't think it's that.

[luke-layerhealth]

Can confirm the 3.2.0 wheel is definitely broken. Not sure what command you're using to build the wheel. If you provide that I'm sure the users of this repo would be happy to help.

I saw the makefile sdist-build and bdist-build rules reference setup.py which doesn't seem to be included in the repo anymore. Maybe that is the issue?

[chaimleib]

I actually didn't use the Makefile to deploy this time, since so much stuff had changed. I ran

python3 -m twine upload dist/*

I'm thinking that the contents of the dist/ directory were not built correctly, so I'm looking into that.

[ccordoba12]

Thanks for the bug report! It's also fascinating for me to see how people are using intervaltree.

intervaltree has been really useful to us for several years now. So, thanks a lot for your work on it!

I'm confused as to how intervaltree "doesn't declare sortedcontainers as a dependency." It is being declared in requirements/common.txt, and in pyproject.toml under the [projects] section in the dependencies array.

I know it's declared in pyproject.toml, but sortedcontainers is not part of the wheel's metadata. I don't understand why not since running python -bb -X dev -W error -m build generates a wheel that works as expected.

I'm using Python 3.14.2 when doing releases, so I don't think it's that.

Ok, sorry. Then, as @luke-layerhealth said, please post the command you used to build the tarball and wheel to better understand why the wheel was not generated as expected.

But until we figure out what happened, could you yank 3.2.0 on PyPI? As attested by others, that release is broken and there's no way to fix it on PyPI since it forbids to replace wheels and tarballs (as far as I know).

[chaimleib]

I think I fixed it. How is 3.2.1 for you?

[ccordoba12]

It's working fine for me now, thanks @chaimleib!