Install using setup.py while pip gets its act together

    with_echo source .ci-build-configure.sh

  fi

  # Append --editable to PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS, if not there already.

  # See: https://gitlab.tiker.net/inducer/ci-support/-/issues/3

  # Can be removed after https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/2195 is resolved.

  if [[ ! $PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS =~ (^|[[:space:]]*)(--editable|-e)[[:space:]]*$ ]]; then

      PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS="$PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS --editable"

  fi

  with_echo $PY_EXE -m pip install $PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS .

  # # Append --editable to PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS, if not there already.

  # # See: https://gitlab.tiker.net/inducer/ci-support/-/issues/3

  # # Can be removed after https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/2195 is resolved.

  # if [[ ! $PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS =~ (^|[[:space:]]*)(--editable|-e)[[:space:]]*$ ]]; then

  #     PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS="$PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS --editable"

  # fi

  # with_echo $PY_EXE -m pip install $PROJECT_INSTALL_FLAGS .

  # I think 'pip install .' would be nice to use, but it suffers from

  # the 'copy-the-world' nonsense along with spurious reinstallation failures,

  # cf. https://gitlab.tiker.net/inducer/meshmode/-/jobs/143776. Let's revert

  # back for now and see what happens at some future point. -AK, 2020-07-29

  with_echo python setup.py install

}