Support pyproject.toml instead of setup.cfg
See original GitHub issuePEP 518 added pyproject.toml
, a file that tools like versioneer can use instead of a random assortment of tools. Thus it would be great if versioneer could support it. The only thing it really has to take care is to namespace all of its keys below tool.versioneer
, so like:
[tool.versioneer]
style = "pep440"
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@BrianThomasRoss Apologies for the slow response. There are currently no contribution guidelines. It’s pretty old-school, for better or worse. If someone wanted to contribute contribution guidelines, I’d be happy to edit with things I’ve picked up from working on this off-and-on for a year or so.
Separately, I’ll probably work on this issue next if nobody else jumps in to contribute it first.
Where could I find contribution guidelines?