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Refactor for consistency #43
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Refactor for consistency with other pylhc packages, which should close #41
There's some imports changes in there from Pycharm's
optimize imports
, but the important changes are insetup.py
andconf.py
. Includes dependencies version updates.Important change regarding
pyjapc
, which is not kept up-to-date on PyPI (and installing from master can mess things up badly in builds): it is now declared as an extra dependency ([tech]
) as we discussed on Mattermost, but this can still change. Tbd in this PR.Moving to GA will be in another issue / PR.