Closed jlsalmon closed 8 years ago
I think you can use a syntax like git://github.com/CosmicPi/some-shared-repo.git#egg=shared-package
to add a dependency to a python package hosted on github from inside a setup.py or a requirements.txt. Something we should definitely think about, yes
Can't you use symbolic links. Certainly you can have sym links within an archive. As long as the relationship between two archives is fixed within say, the same directory, then add long as both are instantiated in the same way it should work. I did this on the past. I had one Git repo that contained two other got repos that had symbolic links between them.
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Shit spell checker, basically one Git repo contains other Git repos that link between themselves
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Can't you use symbolic links. Certainly you can have sym links within an archive. As long as the relationship between two archives is fixed within say, the same directory, then add long as both are instantiated in the same way it should work. I did this on the past. I had one Git repo that contained two other got repos that had symbolic links between them.
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Good now they will correspond with what you have at the server and should be shareable between the two, keyboard for example. How can you arrange sharing across Git archives