License not packaged in pypi release about binarytree HOT 6 CLOSED

Right... if I remember correctly I was not packaging it correctly for earlier distributions. I will take a look tonight and see if removing the older distributions from pypi fixes the issue. Thanks!

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@cshaley I've removed all the older distributions from pypi. Let me know if that fixes things. What issue are you having exactly?

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I believe you need to add a MANIFEST.in to the package:

https://docs.python.org/2/distutils/sourcedist.html#specifying-the-files-to-distribute

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Thanks @synapticarbors. I will take a look and add it.

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@joowani FYI, this is not a technical issue so much as a legal one. Best practice is to always package the license with the software. Not as big of a deal for something that uses the MIT license as it could be for a package with a custom/pay-for-play license.

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@cshaley I believe I've corrected the issue. Please let me know if you see any other problems. Thanks!

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