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Summary

CodeEntropy executable received the wrong call path from the pyproject.toml. Can either update the CodeEntropy package to autoimport or modify pyproject.toml to point to the correct module. The former brings linter warnings to disable about unused imports so the latter option was chosen here.

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Fix pyproject.toml:

  • Change the script exec line to reflect module structure.

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@jimboid jimboid requested a review from harryswift01 March 12, 2025 09:42
@jimboid jimboid marked this pull request as ready for review March 12, 2025 09:45
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Thanks for spotting this, looks like this is a much better and streamlined approach and avoids the messy unused imports issues.

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Thanks for spotting this, looks like this is a much better and streamlined approach and avoids the messy unused imports issues.

@harryswift01 harryswift01 added this to the WP7 - Refactor milestone Mar 12, 2025
@harryswift01 harryswift01 added the bug Something isn't working label Mar 12, 2025
@jimboid jimboid merged commit 478280f into main Mar 12, 2025
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@jimboid jimboid deleted the 56-update-entrypoint-pyproject-toml branch March 12, 2025 11:34
@jimboid jimboid modified the milestones: WP7 - Refactor, 1.0.0 release Jun 10, 2025
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Update entry points into pyproject.toml

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