It was driving me mad lol. Now the README looks a lot cleaner.
Idea: I was thinking it could be a good idea to add github actions build CI(s) for this project. Using CIs we could run various tests when new modifications have been made to see that everything still works after each push or before we make a tag release. I have made such CIs before, but it requires me to have write access (at least to create new ones, AFAIK). Alternatively, you could initialize the build.yml file inside the /.github/workflows/ path, and I could make modifications to it, but it might be tricky without write access. Not sure really. A very natural test script could be the example.py file, which could be deployed on the cloud for all relevant operating systems and a selection of Python versions, for instance.
It was driving me mad lol. Now the README looks a lot cleaner.
Idea: I was thinking it could be a good idea to add github actions build CI(s) for this project. Using CIs we could run various tests when new modifications have been made to see that everything still works after each push or before we make a tag release. I have made such CIs before, but it requires me to have write access (at least to create new ones, AFAIK). Alternatively, you could initialize the build.yml file inside the /.github/workflows/ path, and I could make modifications to it, but it might be tricky without write access. Not sure really. A very natural test script could be the example.py file, which could be deployed on the cloud for all relevant operating systems and a selection of Python versions, for instance.