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Thanks! Let's loop @joestubbs too who was thinking of working on exactly this as well. |
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I would prefer if we actually kept just a single example that can be run multiple ways -- so if we have the SConstruct and dodo.py side-by-side and users can either run scons or doit depending on which system they want to try. Then we also don't need to maintain multiple almost identical examples.
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Good point; done.
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Thanks for looping me in! I wrote a pydoit.py module with a setup function as we discussed, and the original workflow example builds successfully, but I hadn't added any additional tests. My implementation doesn't add pydoit to the requirements; rather, it assumes the user has installed it themselves and has their own dodo.py file (or task loader) that they can complement with the setup function. If this would be of use I'm happy to make it available - just let me know. |
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Hello there!
I like to use pydoit as my build system; it supports Python3 and is quite extensible. This PR adds a module to
nbflowfor pydoit.The folder
doit-exampleshows how it works. It uses adodo.pyfile, which follows a similar pattern to the scons example:Major kudos for your arch making this really easy to write!
Todos:
nbflow-doitCheers,
Camille