Add tsplib95 and python-tsp.
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I just wanted to let you know that I linted all conda-recipes in your PR (recipes/python-tsp, recipes/tsplib95) and found it was in an excellent condition.
@conda-forge/help-python this is ready for review, thanks.
ping @conda-forge/help-python this one should need minimal review, just two noarch packages with nothing complex.
ping @conda-forge/help-python can this be merged? I can ask upstream to include the data files for a future release.
If the file is available via git(hub) you could either use the tarball or for a single file from github the raw.githubcontent.com URL.
What is the issue about including this file? I've included files like this in many other feedstocks over the years.
Hi, I removed this data file for the package test and download it instead from the raw git url. Is there anything else I need to adjust? Thanks.
@conda-forge/help-python I've tried to address all comments. I think this PR is ready, can it be merged? Thanks.
Dear @conda-forge/help-python, can this PR be merged? It is a simple noarch copy of a PyPi package.
Thanks @ocefpaf !