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saudzahirr
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Jan 20, 2026
- Update README
- Update pyproject.toml
- Update documentation and updated assets
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@relf kindly review these changes. |
* Update README * Update pyproject.toml * Update documentation and updated assets
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Thanks @saudzahirr !
By the way, do not hesitate to tell me when you want the to switch to pydoe repository. We will put a message at the top of the README here redirecting people to pydoe and I will archive the pyDOE3 repository.
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Maybe this badge will be added in pydoe when the coverage is properly established
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Yes!
We are currently waiting for the PyPI project name. In the meantime, we will continue maintaining pydoe3. Once @tisimst transfers the project to the pydoe organization on PyPI, we will resume maintenance of the original project. The issues we should monitor in the meantime are: For now, I have added this reference: |