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adamltyson
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Should all be fixed - I took the liberty as marking everything as resolved above as they were pretty clear cut changes. |
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This updates the packaging to use
pyproject.toml, following the template at https://github.com/SainsburyWellcomeCentre/python-cookiecutter. This is the first time I've (manually) applied that template to a package, so would appreciate a careful check that I've done everything right.