On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 4:08 PM Matt Wilkie wrote:
> Marked for study.
> Thank you Edward, Speed. :)
>
> My first question is why? Meaning: I don't understand the problems it's
> solving.
>
...
> At first reading I thought it was for disconnected environments because of
> the zip archives, but
On Tue, 11 Dec 2018 14:08:14 -0800 (PST)
Matt Wilkie wrote:
> Marked for study.
> Thank you Edward, Speed. :)
>
> My first question is why? Meaning: I don't understand the problems
> it's solving. At first reading I thought it was for disconnected
> environments because of the zip archives, but
Marked for study.
Thank you Edward, Speed. :)
My first question is why? Meaning: I don't understand the problems it's
solving. At first reading I thought it was for disconnected environments
because of the zip archives, but there's also talk of pulling updates from
Github so that doesn't quite
My brother Speed wrote this script. I edited it lightly so pyflakes and
pylint are happy. leoDist.leo contains the @file node.
This is a very cool script. As I understand it, it installs Leo in a
"headless" virtual environment that contains only git itself.
In essence, it adapts git for an
