Correct editable metadata hook return type to str #209
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`prepare_metadata_for_build_wheel` was initially typed to return Optional[str] just like the editable metadata hook, but it got changed to `str` during review. However, the editable hook's return type was never corrected. This seems to be an oversight as I can't find anything in the PEP 517 or 660 specifications allowing these hooks to return None.
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You could probably drop Python 3.7 support to make the checks green again. It looks like it was previously dropped with 69ed8b1 but that was reverted 9cf1649 it seems it was kept because |
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prepare_metadata_for_build_wheelwas initially typed to returnOptional[str]just like the editable metadata hook, but it got changed tostrduring review. However, the editable hook's return type was never corrected. This seems to be an oversight as I can't find anything in the PEP 517 or 660 specifications allowing these hooks to return None.