main: Fix console entry point in setup.cfg #35
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The setuptools module requires that the entrypoint is specified as 'module.submodule:function' and newer versions of setuptools will break if 'module:submodule' is provided instead. Modify revup's entrypoint by adding a wrapper _main() function and point at this instead. This also fixes importing __main__.py without running it, which can happen in some linting utilities. Signed-off-by: Brian Kubisiak <[email protected]>
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The setuptools module requires that the entrypoint is specified as
'module.submodule:function' and newer versions of setuptools will
break if 'module:submodule' is provided instead. Modify revup's
entrypoint by adding a wrapper _main() function and point at this
instead.
This also fixes importing main.py without running it, which can
happen in some linting utilities.
Signed-off-by: Brian Kubisiak [email protected]