Move from requirements.txt to pyproject.toml to conform to PEP 621#1
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Apanatshka wants to merge 4 commits intotudelft-cda-lab:mainfrom
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Move from requirements.txt to pyproject.toml to conform to PEP 621#1Apanatshka wants to merge 4 commits intotudelft-cda-lab:mainfrom
Apanatshka wants to merge 4 commits intotudelft-cda-lab:mainfrom
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This version can use `uv run pyinstaller src/dtpo/run_dtpo.py` to get an executable
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Well, with the second commit this is no longer minimal, but gets us to the point we want I think. IRL discussion was about getting a standalone executable, this gets us that. |
…tputs of run_dqn and run_viper
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This is a minimalist change to use
pyproject.tomlfor your project, making it easier for modern tools likeuvto declare the github repo as a dependency. If you like I can also add the strongly recommended[build-system]to thepyproject.tomlbut that probably requires moving the python files to ansrcsubdirectory.