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Any particular reason for tox now? Figured with github actions, this was moot.
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Tox is a tool that belongs to the development layer. It abstracts the details of running tests and linting away. Last but not least, it allows to run all the things locally, without the automation component.
I guess it's here to stay. Is there any good reason to get rid of it?