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Refactor package structure #56

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Refactor package structure #56

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@zaibacu zaibacu commented Mar 29, 2020

Good ol' setup.py became too unreliable, mostly due to this bug: pypi/warehouse#4079 reported two years ago, but still causing problems. On some computers it works, on some it doesn't. Life is too short for these kind of problems

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Merging #56 into master will not change coverage by %.
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@zaibacu zaibacu merged commit 28a0e87 into master Mar 29, 2020
@zaibacu zaibacu deleted the refactor-package-structure branch March 29, 2020 12:33
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