migrate to pyproject.toml only
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I'm OK with the change, I also prefer |
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Ah, just realized my fork's |
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And I just clobbered my changes with that force push OOPS |
for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci
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Seems like you dropped a lot of stuff from pyproject.toml? 😁 |
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Git pull, git rebase main, accept this hunk, accept that hunk, whatever just finish the rebase, don't look at the changes and push, yes I want to force, OOPS |
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Closing this for now, feel free to reopen if you want to pick this up later! |
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I've adopted a
pyproject.tomlonly approach for all of my Python packages at my day job and for my personal ones as well.closes #53