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Add wheel build target configuration for pymodaq_plugins_template.
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did you change the folder within src to be pymodaq_plugins_whateveryourpluginnameis? |
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I will make a few test again, I think that we probably forgot that on the new plugin but it helped with an old one too. I will check and close the PR if this was a mistake. |
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Hi!
We tried creating a new plugin and it would not install properly with 'pip install -e .'.
The error message suggested to add this at the end of the pyproject.toml :
[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
packages = ["src/pymodaq_plugins_template"]
And it solved the issue. I am not sure that the end of the file is a good place for this though, as it is after the nottodo section. Does the order of the info in the pyproject.toml file matter?