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Can you tell us which part of the documentation is not clear to you?
If you want to write your own entry point you should put it in setup.py
.
To use an entry point, the package that contains it in its setup.py
must be on your python path.
If you want to use an entry point (an existing one or your own) that needs some configuration, you should put that configuration in setup.cfg
. If no configuration is needed, you do not need to put anything in setup.cfg
.
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According to the docs (http://zestreleaser.readthedocs.org/en/latest/entrypoints.html) entry points should be defined in the setup.py
.
I assume the code examples in there are enough?
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