GemGIS 1.1.1

[AlexanderJuestel]

Description

Bug Fixes, improvements, and new functionality

Relates to #298, #300, #301, #302

Checklist

• My code follows the PEP 8 style guidelines.
• My code uses type hinting for function and method arguments and return values.
• My code contains descriptive and helpful docstrings
  which are formatted per the Google Python Style Guidelines.
• I have created tests which entirely cover my code.
• The test code either 1. demonstrates at least one valuable use case (e.g. integration tests)
  or 2. verifies that outputs are as expected for given inputs (e.g. unit tests).
• New and existing tests pass locally with my changes.

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[lwasser]

hey @AlexanderJuestel this file should be called pyproject.toml rather than project.toml :)

[AlexanderJuestel]

I knew it looked different to other files

[lwasser]

if you go with dynamic versioning (which is great) you'll want to add the items that i suggested in discourse to your initi file so you can call your package.__version__ properly

[lwasser]

there is an authors key and a maintainers key. but it would be good to migrate all of your authors over

Arthur Endlein Correia, Florian Wellmann, Marius Pischke ...
it is ok if you don't have everyone's emails you can either skip the email key totally or just skip those without emails. i've found it easiest to just skip emails if you don't have everyone. Or you could make a maintainer list with just names too the format is the same as authors.

maintainers = [
    {name = "Alexander Jüstel"},
    {name= "Arthur Endlein Correia"},
     {another name here...}
]

[AlexanderJuestel]

Changed

[lwasser]

this is a nice list of keywords but you might think about these in terms of words that directly relate to your package's functionality to help users find it. i'm not sure if jupyter is one you wish to use unless you somehow are building a tool that integrates into jupyter? maybe you are - just be sure these are specific to your package as it helps people find you on pypi

[AlexanderJuestel]

Adapted

[lwasser]

i left a comment here that i think you can ignore about the quotes.