Rob Reynolds

Duplicate of #448. This issue can be closed.

relevant to https://github.com/hfst/hfst/issues/448.

I have started doing a python-only repo at https://github.com/reynoldsnlp/hfst-python that has the original `hfst` as a git submodule (the directory is currently named `libhfst_src`, but that probably should have been...

@TinoDidriksen I was specifically thinking of the wheels provided [on PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/hfst/). > For Windows and Mac OS X, we offer binary wheels on PyPI. Wheels are available for python versions...

After more digging, it appears that the problem is that the python function has a default that is different from the command-line command. Setting `resolve_left_conflicts` to `True` resolves the problem....

I don't really have much other than to declare that the test files are in `test/`. I have `pyproject.toml` and `setup.cfg`, both shown below. No `pytest.ini`. `pyproject.toml` ``` [build-system] requires...

This only happens on the `macos-latest` image. Strangely, on the `ubuntu-latest` image it just doesn't find any of the tests. I'm going to try explicitly running `python -m pytest {project}/test`.

Adding the path to the test directory fixed the problem, but that seems like a workaround to a bug. `pytest` should find that directory based on `pyproject.toml`, and it's strange...

I really like the idea of `test_fail.py` in a temp dir. That would have helped me immediately fix my problem.

@henryiii Thanks for the comments on my config files. I'm not experienced, so it's nice to have some feedback. Also, thanks for the link to scikit-hep's packaging page. Extremely helpful...