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I noticed that our LICENSE is not included in the source package. However, when I build it locally with python setup.py sdist, this file is actually copied into the package. I suspect this is because the CI environment is using older versions of setuptools etc., so it might be worth updating packages? Alternatively, maybe it is already sufficient if we build on Python 3.9 instead of 3.7 here?
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Right, your suspicion is confirmed by the setuptoolschangelog and corresponding PR. Testing your suggestion to use Python 3.9 locally with act lead to the license being included, so that'd be a good solution!
I noticed that our
LICENSE
is not included in the source package. However, when I build it locally withpython setup.py sdist
, this file is actually copied into the package. I suspect this is because the CI environment is using older versions ofsetuptools
etc., so it might be worth updating packages? Alternatively, maybe it is already sufficient if we build on Python 3.9 instead of 3.7 here?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: