Fix typo in setup.py that prevents conda skeleton from parsing setup.py #962
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I haven't made an issue since this is just fixing a typo, but I'm happy to open one if needed.
There's also a quick conversation on the Slack regarding this quirk, titled
conda & OTIO
.Basically, in
setup.py
, there's a tiny comma that needs to be moved downwards, otherwise it makes theotioautogen_serialized_schema_docs..
entry a tuple made of one element, instead of a multiline string enclosed by parenthesis (which I suppose it was the original intent).Pinging @ssteinbach since I'm not a
setup.py
expert and he originally authored that commit.The main reason why I discovered that is that it breaks
conda skeleton
, which parses thepkginfo.yaml
generated from thesetup.py
and doesn't expect a tuple/list there. See conda/conda-build#4227Thanks!
Valerio