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This pull request focuses on simplifying dependency management by transitioning from
requirements.txt
andrequirements.in
to usingpyproject.toml
withuv.lock
for dependency tracking. Additionally, it updates CI workflows to use the new dependency installation method and introduces a dedicated development setup section in theREADME.md
.Dependency Management Updates:
requirements.in
and its contents, consolidating all dependencies intopyproject.toml
under[tool.uv.dev-dependencies]
. [1] [2]MANIFEST.in
file to excluderequirements.in
andrequirements.txt
.CI Workflow Updates:
ci-package-lint.yml
,ci-package-test.yml
,ci-scripts-docs.yml
,ci-scripts-lint.yml
,ci-scripts-test.yml
,deploy-docs.yml
,python-publish-compatible.yml
, andpython-publish.yml
) to replace the dependency installation step withuv pip install --group dev
. This eliminates the need for activating virtual environments manually. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]Documentation Updates:
README.md
, explaining how to install development dependencies usinguv pip install --group dev
and emphasizing the transition topyproject.toml
anduv.lock
for dependency management.