[MNT] - Drop use of package_resources #281
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TomDonoghue
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@ryanhammonds - awesome, thanks for checking! |
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The
pkg_resourcesAPI, which comes withsetuptoolsis being deprecated (see warning here: https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/pkg_resources.html). Since we only use this to get the path for the test outputs (and moving to useimportlibis a bit annoying across multiple python version - see here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/75503824), this update gets away with this entirely, and gets the needed path with justosandpathlib.In terms of review - key questions is whether it works properly / consistently across systems. It works for me locally and on Github Actions - so that seems promising. @ryanhammonds - can you check if this works for you on your system? If so, I think this should be okay to go with.