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I suggest to add a few more lines to setup.py, inside the setup() part. I am not sure about the wording so I am not attempting a pull request.
setup.py
setup()
description="Interface to processing service for Keck HIRES precision radial velocities",
Even more optional, but also nice for PyPI.org, is to point to the README.md or perhaps one of the .rst files, as appropriate, for the long description. See e.g. https://packaging.python.org/guides/making-a-pypi-friendly-readme/
.rst
I recommend to add license information. Here are examples I got from Astropy, assuming this will be a BSD license.
license='BSD',
and inside the classifiers:
classifiers
'License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License',
I think you can also add the filename of the license file like this:
license_file = 'LICENSE.txt'
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We need to wait for certain issues to be sorted out before we can request a license from Caltech.
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Merge pull request #8 from Caltech-IPAC/ck_dop
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Ck dop
Let's revisit this comment from Dave.
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I suggest to add a few more lines to
setup.py
, inside thesetup()
part. I am not sure about the wording so I am not attempting a pull request.description="Interface to processing service for Keck HIRES precision radial velocities",
Even more optional, but also nice for PyPI.org, is to point to the README.md or perhaps one of the
.rst
files, as appropriate, for the long description. See e.g. https://packaging.python.org/guides/making-a-pypi-friendly-readme/I recommend to add license information. Here are examples I got from Astropy, assuming this will be a BSD license.
and inside the
classifiers
:I think you can also add the filename of the license file like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: