MANIFEST.in

# Operator-facing files. The daemon-as-a-service IS the product, so an sdist
# that carries only importable Python is not a usable distribution: the README's
# entire "systemd user service" section (`make install`, `make enable`) is
# unfollowable without these three files.
include Makefile
include xrandrw.conf.sample
include systemd/xrandrw.service

# Project docs beyond the setuptools defaults (README/LICENSE come in already).
include CHANGELOG.md
include SECURITY.md

# Make the sdist self-testable rather than relying on setuptools' implicit
# file discovery, which is not a stable contract.
recursive-include tests *.py

# These are DELIBERATELY absent from the wheel, not forgotten. A wheel unpacks
# into site-packages, where a systemd unit file is unreachable by
# `systemctl --user`, and `data_files` placement is unreliable under pipx/venv
# (it lands relative to sys.prefix, i.e. inside the pipx-managed venv, not
# ~/.config). Rather than ship a file to a path no one can use, the README
# inlines the unit text verbatim so a plain `pipx install xrandrw` user can
# copy it to ~/.config/systemd/user/xrandrw.service with no repo checkout.