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[glenn-jocher]

Mentions requirements.txt instead of pyproject.toml

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A potential fix for this issue has been merged in PR #47, authored by @fcakyon with contributions from @glenn-jocher. 🎉

🚀 Key Changes from the PR:

1. Modernized Dependency Management:
   • Transitioned from using setup.py and requirements.txt to pyproject.toml, aligning with modern Python development best practices.
   • Simplified dependency and packaging management to streamline project workflows.
2. Improved Documentation:
   • Updated customization instructions to better explain how to manage dependencies and modify the project as needed.
   • Added clarity to optional components for easier customization.
3. General Refinement: Minor enhancements to make the template more robust and user-friendly for contributors and new projects.

These changes aim to address automation and compatibility challenges to make workflows significantly smoother.

🧪 How to Test:

To check if this resolves the issue:

• Install the latest changes directly with:

  pip install git+https://github.com/ultralytics/ultralytics.git@main

• Alternatively, await the next official PyPI release.

Feedback on whether this resolves the issue would be greatly appreciated! If any related issues persist, feel free to share details for further investigation. 🙌

Thank you for reporting this and improving the project—your input is invaluable. 🙏 Looking forward to hearing how it works for you!