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ComPWA/polarimetry#309 has shown that a pyproject.toml with pinned constraint files works quite well. As a follow-up to #98, we could consider merging all setup.cfg files into pyproject.toml as well to further reduce the number of configuration files. As shown in ComPWA/polarimetry#309, optional dependencies can be defined by repeating the package name instead of using the %(dev)s syntax, e.g. polarimetry[dev].
One disadvantage: editable installs with pyproject.toml are only supported since pip v23.1 (2021-10-11), see PEP 660. Another is that Python 3.6 requires setup.cfg.
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ComPWA/polarimetry#309 has shown that a
pyproject.toml
with pinned constraint files works quite well. As a follow-up to #98, we could consider merging allsetup.cfg
files intopyproject.toml
as well to further reduce the number of configuration files. As shown in ComPWA/polarimetry#309, optional dependencies can be defined by repeating the package name instead of using the%(dev)s
syntax, e.g.polarimetry[dev]
.One disadvantage: editable installs with
pyproject.toml
are only supported sincepip
v23.1 (2021-10-11), see PEP 660. Another is that Python 3.6 requiressetup.cfg
.Related issues
tox
configuration #180Implementation
setup.cfg
intopyproject.toml
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