Reconciling pixi.toml with pyproject.toml#190
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Initially this was a Rust only project, using pixi.toml, but once we added the Python wrapper, we also added the pyproject.toml. This reconcile both in a single pyproject.toml.
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This is good to have it all in one place, and convenient to work directly with the pyproject.toml
Everything worked for me, but I left two comments here that might want to become an issue and be refactored later.
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Initially this was a Rust only project, using pixi.toml, but once we added the Python wrapper, we also added the pyproject.toml. This reconcile both in a single pyproject.toml.