We seem to have some duplicate build specs between Hatch and the standard project spec
For example, we have two definitions of development dependencies:
with the standard build tools
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[project.optional-dependencies] |
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dev = [ |
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"black", |
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"flake8", |
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"pre-commit", |
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"pytest", |
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"pytest-cov", |
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"pytest-mock", |
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] |
and with hatch
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[tool.hatch.envs.test] |
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dependencies = ["pytest", "pytest-cov", "coverage[toml]", "pytest-mock"] |
This means that if we add a new test dependency it has to be added in two places (which took me a bit to figure out in #301). Perhaps we're doing this wrong and that hatch section should point to the already defined dev dependencies?
I'm not familiar with Hatch or what it provides but it feels a bit redundant here. I'm not against going with Hatch here, I just think we ought to converge on a single spec to prevent needing to update dependencies or scripts in multiple places... perhaps someone more familiar with Hatch can help me correct this?
We seem to have some duplicate build specs between Hatch and the standard project spec
For example, we have two definitions of development dependencies:
with the standard build tools
pyosMeta/pyproject.toml
Lines 39 to 47 in bcb76bd
and with hatch
pyosMeta/pyproject.toml
Lines 74 to 75 in bcb76bd
This means that if we add a new test dependency it has to be added in two places (which took me a bit to figure out in #301). Perhaps we're doing this wrong and that hatch section should point to the already defined dev dependencies?
I'm not familiar with Hatch or what it provides but it feels a bit redundant here. I'm not against going with Hatch here, I just think we ought to converge on a single spec to prevent needing to update dependencies or scripts in multiple places... perhaps someone more familiar with Hatch can help me correct this?