Flit & pypi#34
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This reverts commit 778be46.
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Looks good, just a small thing to sort out :)
Now they are formatted a bit nicer
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You'll have to set these two repository secrets for the publish on release pipeline to work PYPI_USERNAME |
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I rolled in these changes into a later commit
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I've set this up using flit and pyproject.toml so it can be published to pypi inline with PEP517.
I tested this using the test.pypi site and it all seemed to work.
I also added a github action to publish to pypi when a release is done in Github.
Finally requirements are updated to work with flask 2.0
I hope this is helpful