Hi Collin,

> I think that it would be best to just shove all the Python mess in
> that subdirectory since it is a work-in-progress and is safe to be
> ignored by gnulib users.

I tend to agree. Even after it is finished, it will still be useful
to have all Python sources in one directory: it makes it easy to do
a "grep something *.py".

Done:

2024-02-26  Bruno Haible  <br...@clisp.org>

        gnulib-tool.py: Reorganize code.
        * pygnulib/main.py: New file, moved here from gnulib-tool.py.
        * pygnulib/constants.py: Change the way APP['name'] and DIRS['root'] are
        computed.
        * gnulib-tool.py: New file, based on gnulib-tool.

(The patch is best viewed using gitk.)

You can now submit the two configuration files in the pygnulib/ directory.
That's the proper place, not the root directory of gnulib.

Bruno




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