> I don't think that a system running Cython to regenerate C files based on
> timestamp is an option. Indeed, because timestamps are not a reliable
> indicator, it would run too often, and we would end up with new C code
> checked in git by mistake.
>
> For the similar reasons, I'd like running Cython to be something manual,
> not automatic. As too many things depend on the Cython version, the
> operation of running Cython is not benine. I'd like the developers to be
> aware of it.
>
Huh. Looks like I learned something today about combining build products
with version control systems! =) Hence why it's discouraged to have build
products in repos at all. Still, I understand why sklearn does it.
Criticism accepted. ;)
Mathieu's suggestion looks good but it will not be useful to cure my
forgetfulness.
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