Get rid of setup.cfg

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

Then sdist doesn't change when uncommenting the comments in this file. It seems useless as it is.

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This pull request activates the package_data configuration within setup.cfg. This change is crucial for ensuring that all necessary non-code assets, such as configuration templates and schema definitions, are properly bundled with the neurodocker package, thereby improving the completeness and functionality of the distributed software.

Highlights

• Package Data Configuration: The [options.package_data] section in setup.cfg has been uncommented, ensuring that specific data files (YAML templates, JSON schemas, and a shell script) are correctly included in the neurodocker package distribution.

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Changelog

• setup.cfg
  • Activated the [options.package_data] section to include necessary data files.

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Code Review

The pull request title "Get rid of setup.cfg" and its description "Then sdist doesn't change when uncommenting the comments in this file. It seems useless as it is." appear to contradict the actual code change. The change involves uncommenting the [options.package_data] section in setup.cfg, which enables the inclusion of specified files in the package distribution. This action is the opposite of "getting rid of" the configuration and suggests that the section is indeed useful, contrary to the description. Please clarify the intended outcome of this pull request.

[DimitriPapadopoulos]

Pushed a new commit, as the initial one was a leftover from my sidst tests.