Filipe

There is also the case of "aggressive" finding a license file. We should probably avoid looking into hidden directories. This is the case for `sat-stac`, a bad tarball with the...

Try `sat-stac`, if you don't get the bad license I may have an outdated version of grayskull. PS: I'm working with upstream to fix it so you'll have to lock...

> I'm suggesting this step as I believe that I could actually get a conda-forge recipe in place pointing at the repo directly instead of at PyPi (having a release...

> @dbuscombe-usgs, @maximlt and @ocefpaf , perhaps it would be best to fork this project so we can get a new release on conda-forge? Our options are: 1. make a...

> I think a hard fork could work for our purposes - might be the easiest for us to keep track of and maintain - thanks! I don't have a...

> I've never forked a project and feel a little hesitant pushing in that direction. I'm thinking about a potential alternative, could you please let me know if it makes...

@maximlt BTW, I tried to check the changes that happened since the last PyPI release to see if we can make a patch instead. However, b/c there was never a...

OK, update... What is holding you up is the lack of pydensecrf on Python >3.6 or a new feature bug fix? B/c the former seems be an easy fix on...

> Since there were just a couple of PRs/commits, these two being to me the most useful: Thanks! The first one is not necessary for conda-forge b/c already have the...

> Unfortunately, we do care about a python 3.7 + Windows environment. Sorry, I know that's probably not helpful That is helpful and, together with the info in https://github.com/lucasb-eyer/pydensecrf/issues/114#issuecomment-1179070713, I...