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Move SkyDeck from projects/ to packages/ directory
TL;DR
Relocated the SkyDeck dashboard from
projects/skydecktopackages/skydeckto better reflect its status as a package.What changed?
projects/skydeck/topackages/skydeck/pyproject.tomluv.lockHow to test?
Verify SkyDeck installation works with the new path:
Run the dashboard and confirm it works:
Run tests to ensure everything passes:
cd packages/skydeck uv run pytestWhy make this change?
This change better organizes the repository structure by moving SkyDeck from the
projects/directory to thepackages/directory, which more accurately reflects its status as a reusable package rather than a standalone project. This improves discoverability and aligns with the repository's organizational conventions.