Describe the Bug
Despite that we allow users to say "no" to the question about initialising a git repository, we have setuptools-scm in our pyproject.toml so one can't run
if one hasn't initialised a repo. It might be simplest "just" to check that git is installed and error if not. But as-is, there's a bug in the questions vs. pyproject.toml.
To Reproduce
Cookiecut a project, say "no" to the git init question and see what things break 😄.
Expected Behaviour
No response
Actual Behaviour
No response
Version In Use
v1.0.1
Additional Context
- Cookiecutter version: 2.6.0
- Operating system: macOS
- Python version: 3.13
Though I'm pretty confident this isn't an OS/version-dependent problem.
Describe the Bug
Despite that we allow users to say "no" to the question about initialising a
gitrepository, we havesetuptools-scmin ourpyproject.tomlso one can't runuv pip install -e .if one hasn't initialised a repo. It might be simplest "just" to check that
gitis installed and error if not. But as-is, there's a bug in the questions vs.pyproject.toml.To Reproduce
Cookiecut a project, say "no" to the
git initquestion and see what things break 😄.Expected Behaviour
No response
Actual Behaviour
No response
Version In Use
v1.0.1
Additional Context