Retrieve packages from top_level.txt when possible #551
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The "packages" key that contains the list of modules part of the distribution is used in the test imports section of the conda recipe. It can be retrieved from setup.py. When only pyproject.toml is present, this is usually not defined. It can be added but depends on the build backend. For project using setuptools, this information can be retrieved from the top_level.txt file created in the .egg.info directory. When "packages" isn't present, grayskull will use the name of the distribution, but that might differ.
marcelotrevisani
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The "packages" key that contains the list of modules part of the distribution is used in the test imports section of the conda recipe.
When "packages" isn't present, grayskull will use the name of the distribution, but that might differ.
packagesisn't part ofPKG-INFOmetadata.It can be retrieved from
setup.py.But when only
pyproject.tomlis present, this is usually not defined. Some info can be added but depends on the build backend.For project using setuptools,
packagescan be retrieved from thetop_level.txtfile created in the.egg.infodirectory.For other build backends, I don't have a solution.