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testmypixipkg

This will eventually be made into a cookiecutter template for creating a new pypackage.

Questions:

  1. Full Name of the author
  2. Email address of the author authors = [{ name = "John Doe", email = "jd@email.com" }]
  3. Project Name
  4. Distribution Name
  5. Package Name
  6. Git Init? (y/n) 6.1 Git Username/organization for repository. 6.2 Repository name.
  7. License Choose from: 7.1 MIT 7.2 Apache 2.0 7.3 GNU GPL v3 7.4 BSD License 7.5 Not sure yet 7.6 Not Open Source
  8. Python Version

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Release files for testmypixipkg 0.19.0

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