add branching and submodule imports #1
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I think having two top-level objects is a bit more complex than needed. Let's try to do this in one main object. Here is how:
I think this will simplify things a lot. |
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bugs present at the moment |
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should be fixed now |
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OK great, I will have a look soon! On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 2:40 AM, Ryan Morshead notifications@github.com
Brian E. Granger |
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rebase? |
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Let's move the install method to the GitHubRepo and give it the signature download(self, path) where path is the location the directory will end up. The _install_init should not be done in that new method though.
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Users can now import modules using branches, tags, or specific commits by way of pins (small data structures stored in
.antipackage/pinnings.json). The README.md and doc files have been updated to explain how to enable this new functionality.notes
import_replacementallows for substitutions on import statements,which resolves the error that a special character like a
-might raise when callingimport github.jdfreder.ipython-d3networkx. See the readme for more info.