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@g4brielvs wanted to ask about this - why do we nest the GOSTnets directory within src?
Was just noticing locally that my builds from pyproject.toml automatically create a GOSTnets subdirectory within the root repository and that's where the autogenerated _version.py file is placed, which makes me think the pyproject setup is expecting the GOSTnets directory to sit directly beneath the repo root.
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@elbeejay Thank you for bringing up thi point regarding the structure of the project and the placement of the GOSTnets directory within a src directory. The decision to nest the GOSTnets directory within src is indeed intentional and aligns with several (opiniated) best practices in Python project development.
@g4brielvs wanted to ask about this - why do we nest the
GOSTnets
directory withinsrc
?Was just noticing locally that my builds from
pyproject.toml
automatically create aGOSTnets
subdirectory within the root repository and that's where the autogenerated_version.py
file is placed, which makes me think the pyproject setup is expecting theGOSTnets
directory to sit directly beneath the repo root.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: