Clarify how MANIFEST.in's "include" and "exclude" work#1004
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@meowmeowmeowcat mind fixing that intersphinx error in a separate PR? It now blocks unrelated ones. TIA! |
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See #1005. |
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I recently found out the hard way that, if you have a file
src/foobar/stuff.txtin your project, writing justinclude stuff.txtin yourMANIFEST.inwon't do anything; you need to writeinclude src/foobar/stuff.txtinstead. This PR tries to make that clearer to readers.