Add tests to PyPi package about voxpopuli HOT 8 OPEN

Alright,good call, i'll try and fix that for you. I'll be putting my updates in a pypi-tests branch, so you can check if it fits your needs.

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Hey,

By "adding the test to the Pypi package" what do you mean exactly (i'm not a "pro" packager by any means). Could you send me some example or reference to clarify what you meant?

Also, thanks for using voxpopuli. As a side question, and just out of curiosity, what will you be using it for?

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Well this git repository includes a folder called "tests". With this I can run pytest and it'll run various tests (created by you) to verify functionality. However, these tests are missing from the PyPi package, meaning I have no other way to verify functionality other than running the thing after packaging.
I don't necessarily need the tests on PyPi, but I need them with tagged releases and it seems you don't create git tags, so in that case including them on PyPi is the way to go.

As for my use-case, I'm not personally using this but it's a dependency of https://github.com/HelloChatterbox/text2speech, which in turn is a dependency of a project (HiveMind) building on top of MyCroft.

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Well if you don't publish that branch to PyPi, there isn't much I can test 😉

May I ask why you don't tag release with git? That would for one fix my issue (as I don't need tests in PyPi persé, but mainly want a versioned source that includes the tests), but it would also allow you to go back to a previous version easily when for example bisecting or figuring out where bugs might have been introduced etc.

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Well, since tagging looked like the easier way, I tagged. Tell me if everything is fine on your side.

May I ask why you don't tag release with git?

I don't know... I never felt like it was of any use since this is kind of a micropackage, and I thought I barely was the only one using it. Good to know that i was wrong!

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Closing since the solution as mentioned (tagged a Git release) works for me, thanks! 👍

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@hadware seems 0.3.7 is out but there isn't a Git tag for it. Could you please start getting used to proper Git workflows and start tagging your releases?

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Re-opening as there isn't a Git tag for 0.3.7 and the tests are not included in the PyPi package yet.

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