This is amazing; thank you so much; I just did a very, very, very large merge request. Hopefully your efforts aren't mucked up too much, but would you mind just rebasing (i see there are 2 conflicts). New updates allow you to do a lot more work with tox... (See #1368 for details)

I properly integrated ruff, and dropped setup.py. Since matrix was one of the 400+ files updated, you may just want to copy it out of the directory to be safe... then copy it back in and tox -e format with likely pretty closely align it again.

I'm sorry for the inconvienince; I do apprecate your PR.

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I merged your last commit and managed the conflict. I did the formating and rerun the unit tests and local tests. Everything seems fine.

Very weird that the build is failing on something you didn't even change:

• .github/workflows/pkgbuild.yml (Line: 24, Col: 19): Unexpected value ''

I tried re-running it and it failed for the same reason. I'm going to chalk this up as a GitHub issue, but want to just wait an hour or so and try (the running of the workflow) again. Ideally I'd like the test the pass, but it's an odd-ball one so I won't hold back your great work otherwise.

Thanks again.

I'm not familiar with how the workflows works but it seems to fail because ${{ secrets.CR_PAT }} is equal to ''. I would suspect this variable is not available in the current context.

Merged! Thank you! 🚀

I'm not familiar with how the workflows works but it seems to fail because ${{ secrets.CR_PAT }} is equal to ''. I would suspect this variable is not available in the current context.

Sorry @privacyfr3ak ; i didn't see your reply. I did fix this. It was exactly what you're eluding to... i'm good with code, but still learning workflows 🙂 . I didn't realize the key would only work for my commits and not others. I learned i could make the repo being referenced public (as there was nothing to hide anyway - didn't realize it was private) and drop the credentials entirely. Seems to be fine (for next time anyway we're good).

Thanks again for PR!

It has been a pleasure to contribute to this great project.