fix: remove redundant force-include that breaks newer hatchling#141
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This PR updates the Hatchling wheel build configuration to avoid newer Hatchling “duplicate file” errors by removing redundant force-include entries for paths that are already included via the src/ layout under src/madengine/.
Changes:
- Removed
tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.force-includemappings forsrc/madengine/scriptsandsrc/madengine/deployment/templates. - Added an inline note documenting why those force-includes should not be reintroduced.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - **`tools/` build context conditionally included**: `docker build` now only passes `--build-context tools=./scripts/common/tools` when the `tools` directory actually exists, preventing build failures in environments where the directory is absent (e.g. clean checkouts before `madengine run` populates `scripts/common/`). | ||
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| - **SLURM env var escaping**: Switched from `shlex.quote()` to double-quote escaping for env var values in generated SBATCH wrapper scripts. `shlex.quote()` produced single-quoted strings that broke paths with spaces and special characters (e.g. directories with embedded variables); double-quoting is more portable for shell assignment in SLURM batch contexts. |
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| - **SLURM env var escaping**: Switched from `shlex.quote()` to double-quote escaping for env var values in generated SBATCH wrapper scripts. `shlex.quote()` produced single-quoted strings that broke paths with spaces and special characters (e.g. directories with embedded variables); double-quoting is more portable for shell assignment in SLURM batch contexts. | ||
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| - **Hatch package artifacts include `scripts/`**: `pyproject.toml` now uses `[tool.hatch.build.artifacts]` to force-include the `scripts/` directory in the built wheel, ensuring pre/post scripts and tools bundled under `src/madengine/scripts/` are present in installed environments even though `.gitignore` excludes them from source tracking. Removes the previous `force-include` directive that caused `duplicate file` errors with newer hatchling versions. |
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The scripts directory is already auto-included since it's under src/madengine/. The force-include was causing 'duplicate file' errors with newer hatchling versions that are stricter about this.