Drop Science classifiers from the project template - #4
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This is a blank scaffold -- name and description are still placeholders -- so it is not scientific software. Both classifiers were inherited from the numerical projects this template was seeded from, and they misfile any package generated from it until someone notices. Intended Audience :: Developers and Topic :: Software Development stay, which is what a template actually is. A generated project that really is scientific can add them back. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Removes two classifiers from
pyproject.toml:Intended Audience :: Science/ResearchTopic :: Scientific/EngineeringThis repository is a blank project template —
name = "<Project Name>",description = "<Project Description>"— so it is not scientific software. Both classifiers were inherited from the numerical projects the template was seeded from, and they silently misfile every package generated from it until someone thinks to check.Intended Audience :: DevelopersandTopic :: Software Developmentare kept, which is what a scaffold actually is. A generated project that genuinely is scientific can add the Science classifiers back.Test plan
pyproject.tomlparses as valid TOML; noScientificorScience/Researchentry remains; every other classifier, and the rest of the file, is untouched.🤖 Generated with Claude Code