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fix:long description #31

Closed JarbasAl closed 1 month ago

JarbasAl commented 1 month ago

semver automations fail if dont use full path for README

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Walkthrough

The changes involve a modification to the setup.py file of a Python package. Specifically, the path used to reference the README.md file has been updated to utilize a method that resolves the path relative to the directory of the current file. This adjustment improves the way the README file is accessed without altering any other aspects of the setup file.

Changes

File Change Summary
setup.py Updated the path to README.md to use path.join(path.abspath(path.dirname(__file__)), "README.md") for better path resolution.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Setup
    participant README

    User->>Setup: Initiates package setup
    Setup->>README: Accesses README.md
    README-->>Setup: Returns README content
    Setup-->>User: Completes setup with README content

Poem

🐰 In the code where paths align,
A rabbit hops, oh how divine!
With setup.py now so neat,
The README's found, a tasty treat!
Paths adjusted, all is well,
In the code, we dance and dwell! 🌟

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setup.py (1)
`46-46`: **Approved: Robust path resolution for README.md** This change improves the reliability of locating the README.md file by using an absolute path resolution method. The new approach: 1. Uses `path.abspath(path.dirname(__file__))` to get the absolute path of the directory containing setup.py. 2. Joins this path with "README.md" using `path.join()`. This method is more robust as it will work correctly regardless of the current working directory when the script is run. It directly addresses the issue mentioned in the PR objectives about semver automations failing when not using the full path for README.
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