Re: [git-users] Track changing imports when using git mv on Python project

[[MACSkeptic] Mozair Alves do Carmo Júnior]

I'd definitely suggest pycharm (http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/) if
you're looking for a python IDE.

It also refactors Javascript quite well.


On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 6:11 AM, Iñigo Medina  wrote:

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> On Fri, 16 Nov 2012, Mario wrote:
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>  @ Iñigo:
>> I meant something like the following:
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>> git mv folder1/filename1 filename2
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>> and in the same moment have changes in the code like:
>>import folder1.filename1 --> import filename2
>>from folder1 import filename1 --> import filename2
>>import filename1 --> import filename2
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> Ok, I see. It depends a lot on your way of coding, ie. IDE, Vim, shell,
> etc.
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>> @ Peter:
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>> I thought of a combination of IDE and git, but now will search for an IDE
>> which is able to solve my problem. Do you know any by accident? Currently
>> I
>> am using PyDev in eclipse but have no idea how to make it track path and
>> name changes for the imports.
>>
>
> I do such things on Vim this way:
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> http://stackoverflow.com/**questions/5686206/search-**
> replace-using-quickfix-list-**in-vim
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> iñ
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Re: [git-users] Track changing imports when using git mv on Python project

[Iñigo Medina]

On Fri, 16 Nov 2012, Mario wrote:


@ Iñigo:
I meant something like the following:

git mv folder1/filename1 filename2

and in the same moment have changes in the code like:
   import folder1.filename1 --> import filename2
   from folder1 import filename1 --> import filename2
   import filename1 --> import filename2


Ok, I see. It depends a lot on your way of coding, ie. IDE, Vim, shell, etc.



@ Peter:

I thought of a combination of IDE and git, but now will search for an IDE
which is able to solve my problem. Do you know any by accident? Currently I
am using PyDev in eclipse but have no idea how to make it track path and
name changes for the imports.


I do such things on Vim this way:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5686206/search-replace-using-quickfix-list-in-vim

iñ



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Re: [git-users] Track changing imports when using git mv on Python project

[Mario]

@ Iñigo:
I meant something like the following:

git mv folder1/filename1 filename2

and in the same moment have changes in the code like:
import folder1.filename1 --> import filename2
from folder1 import filename1 --> import filename2
import filename1 --> import filename2

@ Peter:

I thought of a combination of IDE and git, but now will search for an IDE 
which is able to solve my problem. Do you know any by accident? Currently I 
am using PyDev in eclipse but have no idea how to make it track path and 
name changes for the imports.

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Re: [git-users] Track changing imports when using git mv on Python project

[PJ Weisberg]

On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 3:13 PM, Mario  wrote:
> I am currently totally rearranging a python project, which mainly means
> changing file names and moving folders and files. Therefore I user git mv
> and changes go very fast. Unfortunately I have to fix all the hanged
> imports, which is really a lot when having more than 100 files. Is there any
> possibility to make it easier for me?

Refactoring is the job of your IDE, not your version control system.

-PJ

Gehm's Corollary to Clark's Law: Any technology distinguishable from
magic is insufficiently advanced.

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Re: [git-users] Track changing imports when using git mv on Python project

[Iñigo Medina]

I'm not sure I understand this right. Do you mean change the references to
imports on python files or git references?

iñ


On Fri, 16 Nov 2012, Mario wrote:


I am currently totally rearranging a python project, which mainly means
changing file names and moving folders and files. Therefore I user git mv
and changes go very fast. Unfortunately I have to fix all the hanged
imports, which is really a lot when having more than 100 files. Is there
any possibility to make it easier for me?

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[git-users] Track changing imports when using git mv on Python project

[Mario]

I am currently totally rearranging a python project, which mainly means 
changing file names and moving folders and files. Therefore I user git mv 
and changes go very fast. Unfortunately I have to fix all the hanged 
imports, which is really a lot when having more than 100 files. Is there 
any possibility to make it easier for me?

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