Closed Cube707 closed 6 months ago
no thanks, you can check --help
sorry for the maybe stupid question, but how does checking --help
do that?
running setup-cfg-fmt --help
on a v2.5.0 install results in:
usage: setup-cfg-fmt [-h] [--include-version-classifiers] [--min-py-version MIN_PY_VERSION] [--max-py-version MAX_PY_VERSION] [filenames ...]
positional arguments:
filenames
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--include-version-classifiers
--min-py-version MIN_PY_VERSION
--max-py-version MAX_PY_VERSION
After our earlier discussion on #230 I now understood why the default is that way and why it makes sense to update
require_python
.To avoid this problem in the future, I suggest to add a explanation to the README about the default behavior.
I hope this matches the conses reached on #207, where the mention of the specific default version was removed to reduce maintenance burdon