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Update setup.py #3

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author: Specifies the name of the package author.
author_email: Specifies the email address of the package author. install_requires: Specifies the dependencies required by the package. Add the necessary dependencies as a list of strings. entry_points: Allows you to define command-line scripts or other entry points for your package. It associates the sgm-cli command with the main() function in the sgm.cli module. package_data: Specifies additional files or data to be included with the package. In this example, it includes all text files in the data directory of the sgm package. license: Specifies the license under which the package is distributed (e.g., "MIT", "Apache License 2.0", etc.). classifiers: Provides classifiers or tags for the package that indicate its properties, target audience, and compatibility. Feel free to modify these fields according to your package's specific requirements.

author: Specifies the name of the package author.
author_email: Specifies the email address of the package author.
install_requires: Specifies the dependencies required by the package. Add the necessary dependencies as a list of strings.
entry_points: Allows you to define command-line scripts or other entry points for your package. It associates the sgm-cli command with the main() function in the sgm.cli module.
package_data: Specifies additional files or data to be included with the package. In this example, it includes all text files in the data directory of the sgm package.
license: Specifies the license under which the package is distributed (e.g., "MIT", "Apache License 2.0", etc.).
classifiers: Provides classifiers or tags for the package that indicate its properties, target audience, and compatibility.
Feel free to modify these fields according to your package's specific requirements.
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Filled in values are wrong.

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I noticed a small bug in your code. Have you considered using XYZ to fix it?

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The setup.py package will be updated with final values (authors, emails, license, requirements) for the public release date mid July

@benjaminaubin benjaminaubin self-requested a review June 26, 2023 07:48
"Development Status :: 3 - Alpha",
"Intended Audience :: Developers",
"License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License",
"Programming Language :: Python :: 3",

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Current README advises "This is tested under python3.8 and python3.10. For other python versions, you might encounter version conflicts."

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Repository is now using hatch for packaging.

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