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…(T-20260926-656511331) Cause: current setuptools rejects License classifiers alongside PEP 639 project.license. Removed only the MIT OSI classifier and its stale metadata-test expectation; kept license="MIT" (no license-files field exists). Fresh pip install -e .: Exit 0, Successfully installed llm-note-1.0.4. Fresh import llm_note: Exit 0. pytest -q tests/test_metadata.py: 11 passed in 1.76s.
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Fixes T-20260926-656511331.
Current setuptools rejects the PEP 639
license = "MIT"field together with an OSI license classifier. This change removes onlyLicense :: OSI Approved :: MIT Licensefrom[project].classifiersand deletes its stale assertion intests/test_metadata.py;license = "MIT"remains unchanged (this project has nolicense-filesfield).Evidence from a fresh venv:
pip install -e .— exit 0; log:Successfully built llm-noteandSuccessfully installed llm-note-1.0.4.python -c "import llm_note"— exit 0; output:import ok: llm_note.pytest -q tests/test_metadata.py— 11 passed in 1.76s.