Noticed this error occurring on the ReadTheDocs build. While __init__.py isn't needed for packages in Python3, it's terribly convenient when it comes to ensuring that the version of the library is available when imported. My suggestion would be to simply add a single __init__.py at the top-level of the library or to add a __version__ object to the main module to set the version.
cehbrecht
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4 years ago
Noticed this error occurring on the ReadTheDocs build. While
__init__.pyisn't needed for packages in Python3, it's terribly convenient when it comes to ensuring that the version of the library is available when imported. My suggestion would be to simply add a single__init__.pyat the top-level of the library or to add a__version__object to the main module to set the version.This would ultimately be managed by bumpversion.