Add py.typed to mark package as typed (PEP 561)#926
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Add py.typed to mark package as typed (PEP 561)#926termim merged 4 commits intopymssql:masterfrom NMertsch:master
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Thanks @termim for triggering the builds. |
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@NMertsch it seems the build is fixed, you can try to return the pyproject.toml change. |
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Thanks! |
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Fixes #925
PEP 561:
I wasn't able to compile the package locally, so I don't know if this actually works.
The expected result is: File
py.typedis part of the package distribution, in the same directory as__init__.py.I saw
setuptoolsinpyproject.toml, so I followed their docs on how to include non-Python files.EDIT: The
setuptoolsapproach didn't work. Second attempt:MANIFEST.in.