Yeah, this is starting to become a problem... And if more projects adopt tools like Poetry or Flit for Python packaging, it's going to become more of a pain...

I'm definitely coming :)

I'll be there!

@mcepl You will likely be interested in this.

Yes, if this happens I'll definitely come!

I'm inclined to vote to accept this because of all of you saying you'll be there, but I'm unsure of the intended outcome -- is it updated guidelines, or is it for people to be more informed, or is it to sit down together and actually craft these macros, or... something else?

We already have some provisional draft of the macros in https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/pyproject-rpm-macros

We need to sit down and:

• test the usage on various Python packages, evaluate the UX and change the API if needed
• brainstorm and hack on improvements (such as dynamic buildrequires for runtime dependencies (needed for tests, but not trivial to figure out))
• propose new guidelines based on the above (doesn't necessary need to happen there, we can just take notes and do that later)

After this happens, I plan to inform people online via standard channels (such as mailing lists).

What this is not: come and learn about the new macros

The abstract is correct. I suggest appending my previous comment.