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Hi! The pyproject.toml of this project declares the version of this project as 0, which is wrong.
The correct version of the python project needs to be declared there (see relevant poetry documentation)
If the project's version is not set, sdist tarballs and wheels built from it will have wrong metadata set. This means that other projects will not be able to rely on it without the built package being patched beforehand (they will not be able to use the version information).
This is problematic in general version resolution as well as in system's packaging.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Okay, but that allows noone to build this project from this git repository or a tarball created from a tag in this repository.
More specifically this allows noone to run tests, as those are not included in the sdist tarball on pypi.org
Please consider changing the workflow as it is limiting the use of this library and/or adding the tests to the sdist tarball.
The problem
Hi! The pyproject.toml of this project declares the version of this project as 0, which is wrong.
The correct version of the python project needs to be declared there (see relevant poetry documentation)
Operating system
Arch Linux
Python version
3.10
Problem-relevant code
awesomeversion/pyproject.toml
Line 21 in 736f1fc
Traceback/Error logs
No response
Additional information
If the project's version is not set, sdist tarballs and wheels built from it will have wrong metadata set. This means that other projects will not be able to rely on it without the built package being patched beforehand (they will not be able to use the version information).
This is problematic in general version resolution as well as in system's packaging.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: