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Moving things p2
to enable installing JUST pmd
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A little groundwork before getting started implementing the GIS packaging flow in the product-metadata repo.
Commit 1: current_version
Adds a current_version field, which can be set at a product, dataset, or destination level. This is what GIS would set to kick off distribution
Commit 2: Moves Product Metadata into it's own folder under dcpy
No actual code changes, just changes to references. The rationale is that the core of the product-metadata functionality is too low-level for dcpy.lifecycle.package, which should really just be configuration - sort of "wiring things together". I'd also like pmd (product-metadata) to be installable with just something like
uv pip install dcpy[product-metadata], which brings me to.Commit 3: pyproject.toml optional dependency for pmd
For the moment, this is more to document the required python packages required for pmd. If we were to refactor deps, this would enable
uv pip install dcpy[product-metadata]to just install pmd reqs. At the moment, it will install all dcpy reqs.