Pyproject.toml overhaul#32
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Also updated the README installation guidelines |
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LGTM |
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As of now,
PySensorshaspyproject.toml,setup.pyand other requrements.txt files. These are unnecessary and the project metadata can just be stored inpyproject.tomlfollowing PEP 621 and pyproject.toml specifications. This PR will remove the redundant parts and update thepyproject.tomlfile to current expected standards, in addition to bumping the python versions from 3.9-12 to 3.10-13.