From: Sebastian Kuzminsky
>I have experience with git submodules, and I am very much not a fan.
>submodules are occasionally useful, but it's a suboptimal solution. My
>main objection is that they introduce additional complexity into the
>project's revision
>
> On 2 July 2018 at 16:17, Kurt Jacobson wrote:
>
> > But there are other, maybe better, options.. since QtVCP is basically a
> > python package already, it would be straight forward to make it a proper
> > package and put it on PyPi. The advantage of that is that it could be
> > installed with
On 2 July 2018 at 16:17, Kurt Jacobson wrote:
> But there are other, maybe better, options.. since QtVCP is basically a
> python package already, it would be straight forward to make it a proper
> package and put it on PyPi. The advantage of that is that it could be
> installed with pip install
Chris, I am a very strong proponent of having the UIs live in separate
repositories.
It would keep the LCNC tree cleaner, keep dependencies to a minimum, make
maintenance and development of the UIs more straight froward and would also
allow the UI to have its own issue tracker, which I think would
On Monday 02 July 2018 01:58:27 Chris Morley wrote:
> In the fairly near future I intend to add Qtvcp/Qtscreen to linuxcnc.
>
> This is a python/Qt based virtual control panel similar to gladevcp.
>
>
> I am wondering if keeping the project separate from linuxcnc by using
> a subtree or sub
In the fairly near future I intend to add Qtvcp/Qtscreen to linuxcnc.
This is a python/Qt based virtual control panel similar to gladevcp.
I am wondering if keeping the project separate from linuxcnc by using a subtree
or sub module is a good idea.
I ask this question without knowing very
