Exclude some unnecessary files from the crate #510
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Exclude from the published crate the contents of `.github/` (CI workflows, etc.) and other files that are only useful for upstream development, not for crate users (`.gitignore`, `codecov.yml`, `x.py`). This slightly slims down the crate. This is also helpful downstream, e.g. in Fedora, where a proposed `rust-numpy-devel` package would have an automatically-generated dependency on `/usr/bin/python3` if `x.py` is not excluded. For now, tests and benchmarks are both still included in the published crate.
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Exclude from the published crate the contents of
.github/(CI workflows, etc.) and other files that are only useful for upstream development, not for crate users (.gitignore,codecov.yml,x.py). This slightly slims down the crate.This is also helpful downstream, e.g. in Fedora, where a proposed
rust-numpy-develpackage would have an automatically-generated dependency on/usr/bin/python3ifx.pyis not excluded.For now, tests and benchmarks are both still included in the published crate.