Migrate to pyproject.toml and common workflows #107
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As with other PRs where migration to common workflows was done, I will update the requested passing tests when the PR is accepted. |
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Failure status is due to reduced coverage, as no functionality changed but a few (3 I believe) lines of code were removed (unused imports). |
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Long overdue, I am starting the wave of PRs transitioning our packages to using the standard
pyproject.tomlfile.Important
The
setup.pyandsetup.cfgfiles are gone. Apyproject.tomlfile now centralises everything, including metadata conformly to PEP621.I have put down
hatchlingas a build backend, as it is the one developped byPyPA, the Python Packaging Authority, as they publish the authoritative user guide. This has little impact though, as any PEP518-compliant backend would work there instead.Like for all other packages, this moves the minimum supported Python version to
3.9.Details
I have put Hatch as a packaging tool as it is also the one from PyPA, but it is strictly optional. One does not need Hatch, because standards. The new common workflows (PR upcoming) don't even use it.
I have taken upon me to remove unused declared dependencies (
hypothesis,attrsetc) and sometime up minimum required versions (tfs-pandasfor instance).Additional
This PR also moves
pylhcto the common Github Actions workflows, and brings very minor lints.