Allow for setuptools to automatically discover new modules under src/matrix_common
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Hmm, CI with Python 3.10.5 succeeded whereas 3.6 failed. I'll have to check why tomorrow. Edit: Looks like automatic discovery was only added in setuptools v61.0.0: pypa/setuptools#2894 |
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3.6 is end of life. Let's drop it. (https://endoflife.date/python) |
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taking this out of the review queue pending something happening about 3.6. |
We do this by simply removing the 'packages' and 'package_dir' options from setup.cfg.
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Python 3.6 dropped in #28. CI passes against Python 3.7+ 🎉 |
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Use of the automatic discovery feature was intoduced with PR matrix-org#27. The feature is only available in setuptools version 61 and later, though, which this change documents in pyproject.toml.
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Use of the automatic discovery feature was intoduced with PR matrix-org#27. The feature is only available in setuptools version 61 and later, though, which this change documents in pyproject.toml. Signed-off-by: Kai A. Hiller <V02460@gmail.com>
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Use of the automatic discovery feature was introduced with PR matrix-org#27. The feature is only available in setuptools version 61 and later, though, which this change documents in pyproject.toml. Signed-off-by: Kai A. Hiller <V02460@gmail.com>
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While trying to add a Python module at
src/matrix_common/types, I ran into the issue thatpip install -e .would not actually find the new module! This would result in calls totox -e pyto fail as my new module wouldn't be included in the source distribution ofmatrix_common(which tox builds and installs when creating its own virtualenv for testing). My tests needed to import from this new module in order to test it.So, running down the rabbit hole of python packaging I eventually found that our existing
setup.cfgwas not making use of setuptools' autodiscovery features, but instead required manually specifying each package. See the documentation here.Adding my new module to
packagesindeed worked, but as the documentation says, it is tiresome and likely going to confuse new contributors as it did me.This PR removes the
package_dirandpackagesoptions insetup.cfgto allow setuptools to switch to Automatic Discovery mode for packages; specifically the one forsrc-layout.With this, running
pip install -e .allowed mysrc/matrix_common/typesmodule to be discovered and my tests which import the module to pass with when runningtox.Related: #23 (which moved us to a src-based file hierarchy initially).