Use setuptools_scm for package versions #243
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dilpath
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Good to make a release, but no need to remove the fallback version. This will just be ignored then. Update: Created a compatible tag for the previous release and removed the fallback. |
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Removes some extra `build-system.requires` entries.
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Removes some extra
build-system.requiresentries.So far, repository versions were date-based (well, there was only one, v20230717). The Python package had a constant version number
0.0.0a1.To work well with the default setuptools_scm schema, future releases should ideally use
vYYYY.MM.DDtags.The Python package will then also have the same version as the benchmark collection as such.