Closed carljm closed 12 years ago
cool thanks!
hm wait should the gitignore be there for local settings? I did that so that my local settings wouldn't get committed, and instead I'm opting to commit a local.sample.py which should be renamed to local.py?
Yeah, that's the right way - local.sample.py
gets committed, and just gives people somewhere to start with for their local settings (some clue as to what they might need to set, it's a form of documentation). local.py
is per-deployment and is git-ignored.
Hi Sam,
The vendor lib shouldn't be git-ignored, actually the point of it is that it comes along with the repo and IT (or other devs) don't have to install that stuff themselves.
I also added the necessary magic in
spade/vendor.py
(and called it frommanage.py
) to actually activate the vendor lib (make it available onsys.path
).Also added MySQLdb to the compiled requirements, and fixed the gitignore path for the local settings file.