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To give a first rough answer. It is more tailored towards providing a bare repository for projects around licensing, maintainer and contributor docs.
Will have to look more deeply into the various cookiecutter subprojects to compare in detail.
So reposeed doesn't cater for stuff like build config templates (e.g. make/docker/CI), or anything else of similar nature?
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To give a first rough answer. It is more tailored towards providing a bare repository for projects around licensing, maintainer and contributor docs.
Will have to look more deeply into the various cookiecutter subprojects to compare in detail.
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Not at this time.
Thanks, good to know!
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I'm currios how this tool compares to cookiecutter?
I can see that it's written in Go instead of Python, and has significantly different CLI. However, it would be good to know if there is any fundamental difference in philosophy and approach of this tool vs cookiecutter, so that one can tell why they might prefer to use one over the other.