Move packaging metadata into pyproject.toml (again) #45
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This change aims to improve the packaging but requiers Python 3.7. Python 3.6 as been EOL for a while now but patroni still supports it and some variants of RH 7 still use it. Therefore, the change was reverted. But now .. is the time! 5fb4964 Revert Move packaging metadata into pyproject.toml d39122d Move packaging metadata into pyproject.toml
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This change aims to improve the packaging but requiers Python 3.7. Python 3.6 as been EOL for a while now but patroni still supports it and some variants of RH 7 still use it. Therefore, the change was reverted.
5fb4964 Revert Move packaging metadata into pyproject.toml
d39122d Move packaging metadata into pyproject.toml
This PR is here to track how to make the change.
An update of the CHANGELOG will be needed when the time comes.