Use automatic packages.find listing to avoid forgetting setuptools modules
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pip warning about missing packagespackages.find to avoid forgetting setuptools modules
packages.find to avoid forgetting setuptools modulespackages.find listing to avoid forgetting setuptools modules
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It's impossible to flag the warning from pip in CI, so the best solution was to simply automatize the finding of packages, given that anything we have under
geoutils/is always a package meant to be distributed.Additionally,
setuptoolswas raising aDeprecationWarningfor using a classifier for the license, saying to remove it and correct the license code with the SPDX identifier: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/writing-pyproject-toml/#license.Resolves #686