Closed liamhuber closed 1 month ago
The crux of the issue is that I'm a massive idiot and I didn't add
from ._version import get_versions
__version__ = get_versions()["version"]
to pyiron_workflow.__init__
.
This looks like it's working though and I'll come back and clean it up (including git history) soon.
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I fought with this a lot, but ultimately the problem was extremely simple: I had forgotten to add from ._version import get_versions; __version__ = get_versions()["version"]
to the module's init file. The struggle resulted in a few nice little QoL changes to pyiron/actions, but I wish I had found a quicker path. I reset to main and force-pushed over all my blundering to keep the history cleaner.
Including changes to identifiers and authorship, and new release CI, as well as a temporary CI script to test out the build. I'm omitting many build requirements as an experiment.
A minor bump insofaras the conda release will have different dependency limits