Cloning the repository and running python setup.py develop works and lets you import e.g. bayesian_benchmarks.tasks. However, simply running pip install git+https://github.com/hughsalimbeni/bayesian_benchmarks@master does not: this doesn't actually put any of the subdirectories into the python site-packages directory. I suspect this is because of the missing __init__.py files in the subdirectories.
Also, there's an inconsistency with the naming, you set name='bayesian_benchmarking' for the setup() call, whereas the package is actually called bayesian_benchmarks, would be good if this was consistent.
Cloning the repository and running
python setup.py developworks and lets you import e.g.bayesian_benchmarks.tasks. However, simply runningpip install git+https://github.com/hughsalimbeni/bayesian_benchmarks@masterdoes not: this doesn't actually put any of the subdirectories into the python site-packages directory. I suspect this is because of the missing__init__.pyfiles in the subdirectories.Also, there's an inconsistency with the naming, you set
name='bayesian_benchmarking'for the setup() call, whereas the package is actually calledbayesian_benchmarks, would be good if this was consistent.