Migrate as much as possible to pyproject.toml

[vyasr]

Move most Python package information from setup.py into pyproject.toml and MANIFEST.in.

[csadorf]

Looks good overall (one potential issue commented in-line), but I tested the ci/release/update-version.sh script with bash ./ci/release/update-version.sh 23.06 and it yielded non-sensical results for the dependencies.yaml file:

diff --git a/dependencies.yaml b/dependencies.yaml
index 2e4704b5b..d5bac132e 100644
--- a/dependencies.yaml
+++ b/dependencies.yaml
@@ -73,11 +73,11 @@ dependencies:
         packages:
           - c-compiler
           - cxx-compiler
-          - libcumlprims=23.04.*
-          - libraft-headers=23.04.*
-          - libraft-distance=23.04.*
-          - libraft-nn=23.04.*
-          - rmm=23.04.*
+          - libcumlprims=23.063.063.04.*
+          - libraft-headers=23.063.063.04.*
+          - libraft-distance=23.063.063.04.*
+          - libraft-nn=23.063.063.04.*
+          - rmm=23.063.063.04.*

[vyasr]

@csadorf can you make sure that you have all tag available locally (git fetch origin --tags) and see if you get the same result? The only way I was able to reproduce your error was with a repository where no tags were present. That produced the same nonsense results you showed since then sed just uses a single character "." as the "CURRENT_SHORT_TAG" to replace.

This may be partly due to needing to refresh your cuml repo due to that recent rebase of the main branch invalidating a bunch of git refs, including old tags.

[ajschmidt8]

Approving ops-codeowner file changes

[csadorf]

@csadorf can you make sure that you have all tag available locally (git fetch origin --tags) and see if you get the same result? The only way I was able to reproduce your error was with a repository where no tags were present. That produced the same nonsense results you showed since then sed just uses a single character "." as the "CURRENT_SHORT_TAG" to replace.

This may be partly due to needing to refresh your cuml repo due to that recent rebase of the main branch invalidating a bunch of git refs, including old tags.

Indeed, that was the issue. After re-fetching all tags with git fetch upstream --tags --force, the output is now sensible.

[csadorf]

LGTM!

[vyasr]

/merge