Use pyproject.toml
, remove requirements.txt
#204
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keeping consistent with the content of our guides, removed the
requirements.txt
and switched to usingpyproject.toml
. They had already gotten out of sync, and so one lil tiny tweak to hopefully make things a lil smoother.Set it to use dynamic versioning bc that's what i saw u using over here pyOpenSci/pyosMeta#85
and bypassed package check since this isn't a package per se.
dependencies are made not optional since it's not clear what one would be doing installing this empty package without the deps lol <3