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It probably also makes sense to remove the language from the README.md that suggests GitPython is not actively developed anymore since that does not seem to be the case.
Alternatively, there could be a Pip Product Description specific markdown file to use instead of the default README.md but I think cleaning up and improve the existing README.md a bit and using that for the pip product description makes the most sense.
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Great, I didn't know this was possible. Maybe you could propose a custom README just for pip that is a digest of the current README.md and create a PR for it. Alternatively, it's certainly a good start to have a PR referencing the current README instead.
It probably also makes sense to remove the language from the README.md that suggests GitPython is not actively developed anymore since that does not seem to be the case.
GitPython is in maintenance mode which means it's living off PR's that are community created. Maybe there are better ways to describe this.
I tried this when I added the setup.cfg. #1294
But I kept getting pypi complaints about the imported README having restructuredtext mistakes (does pypi convert it to rst?)
So I was waiting until setuptools updates to pep621 to rewrite setup.py.
The Project description in Pip should pull in the
README.md
by moving thelong_description
insetup.py
tosetup.cfg
like:Example
setup.cfg
It probably also makes sense to remove the language from the
README.md
that suggests GitPython is not actively developed anymore since that does not seem to be the case.Alternatively, there could be a Pip Product Description specific markdown file to use instead of the default
README.md
but I think cleaning up and improve the existingREADME.md
a bit and using that for the pip product description makes the most sense.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: