Update setup.cfg with documentation URL#539
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Sure, we can try extra links, didn't realize you can put anything. |
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I haven't tried that. But it seems feasible based on this doc. I'll merge this in. And we will see the result in our next release. |
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It'd be nice if pypi.org showed a link to the documentation. I think this is how it's specified, but all the docs these days show pyproject.toml, not setup.cfg, so I'm not positive.
See also rayluo/identity#1