Please consider uploading sdist (or Py3.10 wheel) to PyPI

[anntzer]

PyPI currently has neither Python 3.10 wheels nor sdists; therefore Py3.10 users need to install libasd directly from the git repo. Uploading a wheel would be helpful, but that's more work for you (especially as you'd have to redo this every year with every new Python release); uploading a sdist would fix this once and for all (at least for users who have a compiler toolchain installed).
Thanks!

[ToruNiina]

Thank you, I didn't know about sdist.

Since I didn't know about sdist, I totally don't have any idea about how to package and upload an sdist file. So I guess it takes long time to have done it. Because I currently have several other tasks, and also there is already a workaround to install this, (I mean building it manually, ) the priority of this repository is currently low.

A pull request, or detailed information about how to package a repository that is written in C++/pybind11 as an sdist file is very welcome.

For the time being, I will manually run CI and upload wheel.
I have just released a patch version for python 3.10.

[anntzer]

Thanks for the quick upload. I'll open a PR separately for sdist support.