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I first tried to get setuptools to work, but the imports in __init__.py caused issues (either pip install -e . would fail with missing modules, or it would finish but the usage of the package would need to change, i.e. result = cp.pymc_experiment.SyntheticControl(...) wouldn't work).
Changing to flit, based on the above suggestion seems to work with minimal changes but I'm not sure show to test besides pip install -e . and python -m build and checking.
Also it seems @drbenvincent and @lucianopaz didn't like a previous attempt that changed the build system to setuptools-scm. It seems the same issues don't apply to Flit, but there could be other concerns.
AFTER #105...
In theory we should be able to have ONE version number in
causalpy/version.py
and getpyproject.toml
to extract that. See the instructions here, https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/single-sourcing-package-version/But when working on #105 this was not working. So at the moment we have the version number in both
causalpy/version.py
and andpyproject.toml
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