When doing
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
it creates build
, dist
, packagename.egg-info
directories. I'd like to have them out of the current folder.
I tried:
--dist-dir=../dist
: works with sdist
but packagename.egg-info
is still there
--bdist-dir=../dist
: for example:
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel --dist-dir=../dist --bdist-dir=../dist2
works and the final bdist package is in ../dist
. But the current folder still gets new directories build
, dist
, packagename.egg-info
, which I don't want.
Question: how to have everything (the output of sdist and bdist_wheel) outside of the current folder?
Of course I can write a script with mv
, rm -r
, etc. but I wanted to know if there exists a built-in solution.
I tried some time again with -d
, --dist-dir
, --bdist-dir
but I found no way to do it in one-line.
I'm afraid the shortest we could find (on Windows) is:
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
rmdir /s /q packagename.egg-info build ..\dist
move dist ..