Explicitly add setuptools to install_requires#2144
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Setuptools is used in `_pytest/config.py` but was not explicitly listed as requirement. This led to an error when creating a Conda package for pytest since setuptools is not necessarily installed by default in Conda envs.
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seems critical for managing deployments on non-python envs - and the failures are unrelated |
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Thanks @sscherfke! |
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Setuptools is used in
_pytest/config.pybut was not explicitly listed as requirement. This led to an error when creating a Conda package for pytest since setuptools is not necessarily installed by default in Conda envs.