Hi, this seems to conflate three entirely different things:
- it reformats some stuff (shrug)
- it adds a totally new way to install the package, with a -tonne- of boilerplate (yuck)
- it does a one-line change:
+ 'prune = oops_datedir_repo.prune:main [prune]'
The last thing seems to do its work on it's own - what is is the huge boilerplate for? Why does it need to be copied into the tree?
Hi, this seems to conflate three entirely different things: repo.prune: main [prune]'
- it reformats some stuff (shrug)
- it adds a totally new way to install the package, with a -tonne- of boilerplate (yuck)
- it does a one-line change:
+ 'prune = oops_datedir_
The last thing seems to do its work on it's own - what is is the huge boilerplate for? Why does it need to be copied into the tree?