Makefile to tox#24
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Ugh... I just realized that I was branching off the same branches, so this last PR has all of the changes. If you want some of these changes and not all of them, I am happy to do cleaner PRs for each of these from main. I did all of these changes together because they are a little dependent on each other, so thats my bad. |
…o_tox # Conflicts: # tests/api/test_integration_hubspot_api.py
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Hey @cylussec, Starting to have a look through your PRs for this. |
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Tox is more Pythonic than Makefiles. This PR has the tox files, switches from setup.py/setup.cfg/requirements.txt to mainly using setup.cfg (which is the current standard), moves some of your black/flake8/isort checks into precommit hooks (as well as being run in Github Actions).
I can't take credit for all of this. Whenever I start a new project, I use Pyscaffold to create a lot of the base files, and a lot of these are modified files that come with that.