Drop a stray editor swap file and note the Python requirement - #40
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whynot/simulators/opioid/.experiments.py.swo has been tracked since the initial commit. .gitignore covers *.swo, but gitignore does not apply to files already tracked, so it survived and the package-data glob swept it into the 0.13.0 wheel. Removing it keeps it out of later releases; 0.13.0 cannot be re-uploaded. Also record the Python floor where people meet it. On 3.11, pip correctly skips 0.13.0 and backtracks to WhyNot releases from 2020, which fail while building sklearn, an error that says nothing about the Python version. Verified against a real 3.11 interpreter rather than assumed. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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whynot/simulators/opioid/.experiments.py.swo has been tracked since the initial commit. .gitignore covers *.swo, but gitignore does not apply to files already tracked, so it survived and the package-data glob swept it into the 0.13.0 wheel. Removing it keeps it out of later releases; 0.13.0 cannot be re-uploaded.
Also record the Python floor where people meet it. On 3.11, pip correctly skips 0.13.0 and backtracks to WhyNot releases from 2020, which fail while building sklearn, an error that says nothing about the Python version. Verified against a real 3.11 interpreter rather than assumed.