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build: Move package metadata to pyproject.toml and manage dev deps with uv - #84
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…th uv Declare project metadata in a PEP 621 `[project]` table so tools can read it without executing setup.py. setup.py now only declares the Cython extension and the numpy include directory, which setuptools can't configure from pyproject.toml alone. - Fix the classifiers, which still listed Python 3.6-3.8, to list 3.9-3.14, and add `Typing :: Typed`. Use an SPDX `license` expression with `license-files` (PEP 639), which needs setuptools>=77. - Drop setup.cfg: bumpversion, flake8, isort and pycodestyle config for tools no longer in use. - Read `__version__` from installed metadata so the version lives in one place. - Drop `wheel` and `build` from build requirements; neither is needed by the build backend. Keep cython and numpy>=2.0, which provides the C headers. - Replace the `test` extra with a `dev` dependency group and commit uv.lock. The group only holds what the tests import: pytest-benchmark and imageio were unused, and quantized-mesh-tile 0.7 supports numpy 2 and Python 3.9-3.14. - Install the `dev` group in the CI test job with `pip install --group dev`, since the `test` extra it used is gone. - Point README links at the renamed `main` branch and replace the dead Travis CI badge with the GitHub Actions one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR was written by Claude (Claude Code), not by @kylebarron.
First PR in the modernization stack, following pydelatin. Moves package metadata into
pyproject.tomland manages development dependencies with uv.Changes
[project]table.setup.pyonly declares the Cython extension and the numpy include path.requires-python. AddsTyping :: Typed, an SPDXlicense, and[project.urls].setup.cfgis removed, and__version__is read from installed metadata.setuptools>=77,cython>=3, andnumpy>=2.0for its headers.wheelandbuildare removed; the build backend doesn't need them.testextra is replaced by adevdependency group (pytest,quantized-mesh-tile), anduv.lockis committed.pytest-benchmarkandimageiowere never imported.quantized-mesh-tile0.7 supports numpy 2 and installs on Python 3.9–3.14.pip install --group devuntil test: Move tests to tests/, add coverage, and run them across Python versions #90 moves it to uv.DEVELOP.md. README links now usemain, and the dead Travis badge is replaced with the GitHub Actions one.Testing
uv buildsucceeds in an isolated environment. The sdist and wheel include.pyx,.pyiandpy.typed, and leave outsite/. The wheel still includesutil_cy.c, as the published 0.5.0 wheels do.🤖 Written by Claude Code