Closed Mandera closed 1 year ago
Failing to read pyvenv.cfg with Path.cfg which made me realize I'm not too familiar with all the different configuration formats so I want to research and make an answer on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3085029/pros-and-cons-for-different-configuration-formats
Ok. Opened up all repos as one project in PyCharm, it's interesting. Updating project didn't take too long. I should include active repos here, or maybe I can just hide the inactive ones. I wonder if I can setup the interpreter automatically. Have a vague memory I tried that when I tinkered with the PyCharm api
genvector is being considered a folder instead of a "method", whatever that means, not sure if there's any consequence from this but it seems the cause is that there's no subfolder with the genvector name
Very nice. Will take some getting used to. Pushing to two repos at once will trigger two simultaneous actions of course. Might not be ideal. Remember I was worried about that years ago
Looks like this now, very clean, had to change to Project Files
Created #61 for the workflow stuff
Had to do a lot of PyCharm config manually, that's why I started the PyCharm API idea, if I decide to pick it back up go here
Found scopes in PyCharm which means I don't have to manually exclude folders, really neat!
(file[repos]:generalfile//*
file[repos]:generalimport//*
file[repos]:generallibrary//*
file[repos]:generalpackager//*
file[repos]:generalvector//*)&&!file[repos]:*.egg-info//*&&!file[repos]:*.github//*&&!file[repos]:*LICENSE&&!file[repos]:*MANIFEST.in&&!file[repos]:*setup.py&&!file[repos]:*README.md&&!file[repos]:*test//*
It looks like PyCharm might be able to have multiple repos open in one project