Describe the bug
The library folder is not included in the source distribution built and sent to Pypi:
$ tar tf raven_cycode-1.0.9.tar.gz |grep library | wc -l
0
Thus, when installing raven-cycode using pip and the pypi repository, the library folder isn't available and causes certain commands to fail:
$ raven report --format raw
2024-06-04 14:31:42 | ERROR | [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'library'
To Reproduce
$ pipx install raven-cycode
$ raven report --format raw
Expected behavior
The library folder should be shipped in the source distribution by including them in the package's manifest and by instructing setuptools to include package data during installation. To my knowledge, this is possible only by moving the library folder into the source package tree, otherwise it will likely pollute the Python library namespace.
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
Fedora 39
Python 3.12.3
Raven 1.0.9
Additional context
Side note, currently the package used the folder src in the Python package namespace, which is also confusing. I suggest it to be renamed to something like raven if it doesn't conflict with other packages namespaces, at least less likely than src.
Describe the bug The
library
folder is not included in the source distribution built and sent to Pypi:Thus, when installing
raven-cycode
usingpip
and thepypi
repository, thelibrary
folder isn't available and causes certain commands to fail:To Reproduce
Expected behavior The
library
folder should be shipped in the source distribution by including them in the package's manifest and by instructingsetuptools
to include package data during installation. To my knowledge, this is possible only by moving thelibrary
folder into the source package tree, otherwise it will likely pollute the Python library namespace.Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context Side note, currently the package used the folder
src
in the Python package namespace, which is also confusing. I suggest it to be renamed to something likeraven
if it doesn't conflict with other packages namespaces, at least less likely thansrc
.