Fix: wheel did not contain a 'eligibility_server' directory #390
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Follow-up to #389
Our Azure app service is still failing to start up the container, now with a slightly different message:
It seems that it can't find our app at
eligibility_server.app
. Locally, I cannot reproduce this.However, inspecting the wheel locally, I see that the structure is:
And running
ls /home/calitp/.local/lib/python3.11/site-packages/
, I see that the files are installed directly into that directory (hash.py
,app.py
, etc.).This PR tweaks the
setuptools
configuration so that the wheel still contains theeligibility_server.db
module (what #389 was trying to address) and is built with aneligibility_server
directory.