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@couling couling commented Jun 20, 2025

My earlier issue (#10418) was caused a misleading statement in the documentation which conflicts with a later statement:

Explicitly declaring entries in include will negate VCS' ignore settings.

As written, this is untrue because of the asymmetry between include and exclude:

If no format is specified, include defaults to only sdist.

In contrast, exclude defaults to both sdist and wheel.

So only declaring include entries with explicit formats can properly negate VCS.

To try to help future readers, I've moved the discussion of VCS down below the part on explicit formats so the closest code examples show explicit format, and clarified the note to inform readers the format must also be given.

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Resolves: #10418

  • Added tests for changed code. (NA.)
  • Updated documentation for changed code.

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  • Move the VCS ignore note below the explicit formats section and update its wording to specify that format must be provided when using include to override VCS ignore settings.

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Refines the pyproject.toml documentation by removing a misleading note and repositioning the VCS ignore discussion to clarify that negating VCS ignore settings via include requires explicitly specifying the format.

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Removed misleading documentation about negating VCS ignore settings without explicit formats
  • Deleted the existing note block asserting include entries negate VCS ignore settings
  • Removed the initial VCS seeding description under the exclude field
docs/pyproject.md
Repositioned and clarified VCS ignore note with explicit format requirement
  • Moved the VCS seeding discussion below the explicit formats section
  • Added an updated note emphasizing that format must be set when using include to override VCS ignore
docs/pyproject.md

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@radoering radoering added the impact/docs Contains or requires documentation changes label Jun 28, 2025
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