Standard-Labs / real-intent

Python SDK and abstracted interface for Real Intent operations.
https://realintent.co
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Fix installation parameters #80

Closed preritdas closed 2 months ago

preritdas commented 2 months ago

Was previously uninstallable.

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 2 months ago

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant updates to the pyproject.toml file for the "real-intent" project. The project version has been changed from "1.3.0" to "v2.2.0," indicating a major update. Additionally, the package identifier has been renamed from "real-intent" to "real_intent," which may impact how the package is referenced in code and dependencies. The dependencies and project URLs remain unchanged.

Changes

File Change Summary
pyproject.toml - Renamed package from "real-intent" to "real_intent"
- Updated version from "1.3.0" to "v2.2.0"

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PackageManager
    participant Repository

    User->>PackageManager: Request package "real_intent"
    PackageManager->>Repository: Fetch "real_intent" version "v2.2.0"
    Repository-->>PackageManager: Return package data
    PackageManager-->>User: Deliver package "real_intent" version "v2.2.0"

Poem

🐇 In fields of code, we hop with glee,
A new version blooms, as bright as can be!
From "real-intent" to "real_intent," we cheer,
With changes so grand, our path is now clear.
Hopping along, we embrace the new light,
A journey of joy, in code’s endless flight! 🌼


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