Open valentinsulzer opened 2 years ago
If we split the core, might be good to make it self-contained and pip-installable as well.
flake8
is one of the things that gets much slower with more files, but it can take a path, so we can easily run it on individual folders
Possible useful information here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63129163/how-can-i-correctly-include-a-path-dependency-in-pyproject-toml
We would need to move the contents of pybamm
into pybamm/src
and then move setup.py
, etc into pybamm
Starting a summary issue to collect thoughts / to do about setting up monorepo infrastructure. The idea would be to keep everything in a single (this) GitHub repository, but have clearer splits between different "projects" within the repo. The main benefit of this is that it makes it easy to keep dependencies up to date, and requires less maintenance of infrastructure. A downside is that it requires smarter testing and infrastructure to keep CI running time down. A good example is scipy.
To do:
Possible project split: