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I just wanted to add information about the new supported METADATA fields, but I was a bit unsure on where to add them. We have a certain duplication between README and CONTRIBUTING. For example, the directory structure and the VERSIONS file is described in both files.
My suggestion: Move the sections "Directory structure" and "Running the tests" into CONTRIBUTING. Split "Directory structure" into "Stubs for the Python Standard Library" and "Stubs for Third-party Library" and partly merge the "Stub versioning" section into those sections. Then we can description VERSIONS in the stdlib section and METADATA in the third-party section. README will be kept fairly short, and everything to do with development is in CONTRIBUTING.
Sounds good, I'd also prefer to keep README short. Thanks for bringing this up! We could even add a third file (say SPECIFICATION.md) for the exhaustive detail on things like METADATA and VERSIONS, which isn't relevant to most contributors.
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JelleZijlstra commentedon May 12, 2021
Sounds good, I'd also prefer to keep README short. Thanks for bringing this up! We could even add a third file (say SPECIFICATION.md) for the exhaustive detail on things like METADATA and VERSIONS, which isn't relevant to most contributors.
Rework README and CONTRIBUTING (#5429)