Closed John-Ragland closed 1 year ago
following guidelines from scientific python I create a pyproject.taml file, and an about.py file with a version number in it.
This allows pyat to be installed locally with pip. (And could eventually be published to pypi in the future) pip install -e <path/to/pyat/directory
pip install -e <path/to/pyat/directory
All other functionality should be unchanged, but I'll be testing it a little in the coming days.
Great thank you John!
hunterakins
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1 year ago
following guidelines from scientific python I create a pyproject.taml file, and an about.py file with a version number in it.
This allows pyat to be installed locally with pip. (And could eventually be published to pypi in the future)
pip install -e <path/to/pyat/directoryAll other functionality should be unchanged, but I'll be testing it a little in the coming days.