Add PEP-561 with py.typed #109
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Is there a way to test this? |
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The way I realized it was when I wanted to use a library that I had made from another one. So I understand that you can not test from the same library. |
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I see. I think you need to add it to MANIFEST.in though, so it's added to the package when building it, otherwise it will be skipped. |
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@saghul I have already added it, if you can confirm me that this is correct (I have never used MANIFEST.in) |
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Cheers! |
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Added the py.typed file so that when someone uses this library they can parse their typed with mypy
This was pointed out in #93