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Tests are not included in the sdist. It seems like we should just create a MANIFEST.in containing *.

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Thanks @hoechenberger, if you have time to do it please go ahead! We can include the conda install command in our README once it's available.

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WIP:
conda-forge/staged-recipes#15932

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Thanks @hoechenberger! Let us know when it is available and we can include a link in our README.md. Also, we will release 0.3 soon so you don't have to vendor LICENSE anymore (I guess this will require an update to the formula?).

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Also, we will release 0.3 soon so you don't have to vendor LICENSE anymore (I guess this will require an update to the formula?).

That will be just a really tiny change, I'll take care of this once 0.3 has been released :)

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Nice! You can test them with our tests. Do you have numba as a dependency or is it just optional? In any case, we fall back to pure Python if neither C nor Numba are available (so the order of preference is C -> Numba -> Python).

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Just ran the tests, seems to work, thanks @hoechenberger! :)

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Just FYI, the recipe has been merged, but there's currently a CI problem that prevents the packages from being built & deployed. Hopefully this will be resolved soon.

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The package is now available from conda-forge:

https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/sleepecg

Before doing an official announcement, we should probably ensure it actually works as intended 😅 I haven't tested the various "backends"; my understanding is that there's Python, numba, and C, right? They all SHOULD work but would be good to check

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I included all optional dependencies 😅 and linked the C module against NumPy
Are the tests included in the sdist?

I'm out for coffee, will have a look at this later today 💪

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@cbrnr sounds fair!

@hofaflo awesome, thanks! I think it's safe to announce the conda-forge package then!

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Thanks @hoechenberger! If you have any idea how we can increase visibility, let us know at #25!

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