Hi, > > > > The sources should contain the generator, not the generated files. > > > > > > > > Passing "-l 7 -p 0" to create.py seems to be equivalent to the > > > > generated files, and the result builds for me. > > > > > > I guess you refer to this: > > > > > > https://github.com/simint-chem/simint-generator > > > > Yes. > > > > > How do people handle this kind of issues in practice? > > > > > > Would converting the package into a multi-tarball package work?
That sounds ugly, why not just replace the current source package with the generator one? Either yank the simint source package completey and package simint-generator instead, or we issue a 0.7ds.1 or so source package with the generator. Normally I'd say let's just wait for the next upstream release, but 0.7 was released in 2017, so... > > Is there anything in the generated files that is not in the generator? > > > > (Not a rhetorical question, I did not double-checked that.) > > No idea, but I hope Michael can answer that at some point. I don't know either, but I guess not. > I've just fixed the baseline violation because it looked feasible > without spending too much time. Thanks for that. > Merging two different source packages into one looks a lot more > troublesome. Yeah. Michael
