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Create a new empty repo with the name
graph
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In coveralls sync the
kivy-garden
repos and then enable it. -
Clone the flower demo repo, if you haven't already. Otherwise make sure it is up to date with master:
git clone git@github.com:kivy-garden/flower.git
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Push the flower repo to github:
cd flower git push --mirror git@github.com:kivy-garden/graph.git
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Now clone
graph
and the originalgarden.graph
locally:git clone git@github.com:kivy-garden/graph.git git clone git@github.com:kivy-garden/garden.graph.git
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Merge
garden.graph
into the newgraph
:cd graph git remote add original ../garden.graph git remote update git merge --allow-unrelated-histories original/master
If there are any merge conflicts, resolve them and commit.
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Migrate the original package structure into a pythonic structure.
- Remove the
kivy-garden/flower
directory and make a newkivy-garden/graph
directory. - Copy all the original python modules e.g.
__init__.py
intokivy-garden/graph
. - Fix the tests in
tests/
to test the graph code. - open
setup.py
and replace all instances offlower
withgraph
. - Do any remaining cleanup, e.g. duplicate license files or readme.
- Commit all changes.
- Remove the
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Test to make sure everything works, otherwise fix and commit (make sure
pytest
is installed). Test install it to python and use it in your app:pip install . python -c "from kivy_garden.graph import Graph"
If it's a cython flower (graph isn't), compile it first:
PYTHONPATH=.:$PYTHONPATH python setup.py build_ext --inplace
Then run the tests:
PYTHONPATH=. python -m pytest tests/
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Push to kivy-garden and remove the original garden remote
git push origin master git remote rm original
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Verify that the travis tests pass.
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Archive
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Created
May 19, 2019 18:17
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