I found this project and loved using it, and I'd like to be able to
contribute to it. However, when I clone the git repo, it appears to be
empty. It would really make contributing easier if the source were
available in the repo instead of just the tgz.
Should I clone from somewhere other than sourceforge to get the source, or
can I push to the sourceforge code repo?
Thanks!
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Seymour Shlien and I are the maintainers of EasyABC.
The Github-site has always the most recent version, but only the modified files are present there so you still need to download the source from sourceforge. We still merge manually using WinMerge. This is more work, but gives a better view of what has changed.
Do you have Python experience?
Are you using the Windows, Linux or Mac version of EasyABC?
Best regards,
Jan Wybren de Jong
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Ok, thanks! That's what I was looking for, though somehow it didn't come
up in my searches. I'll check it out.
Yes, I have Python experience. I've only tried using the Mac version so
far. I hit a couple of exceptions trying to import a file, so I thought
I'd look into them if I had some time. Just wanted to be able to branch
from the right source point for testing fixes and submitting merge requests.
Seymour Shlien and I are the maintainers of EasyABC.
The Github-site has always the most recent version, but only the modified
files are present there so you still need to download the source from
sourceforge. We still merge manually using WinMerge. This is more work, but
gives a better view of what has changed.
Do you have Python experience?
Are you using the Windows, Linux or Mac version of EasyABC?
Oh, are you saying only files that you have modified from some previous release are checked into the Github repo? (i.e. In order to build the latest version, I need to clone the Github files into a directory where I've unpacked the source from another release?)
For example, if I clone the Github repo and try to run python easy_abc.py, I get the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "easy_abc.py", line 404, in <module>
from xml2abc_interface import xml_to_abc, abc_to_xml
ImportError: No module named xml2abc_interface
But if I look in the latest source package, I see xml2abc_interface.py.
I also tried running python setup.py install from the Github clone, but ran into the following error.
error: can't copy 'bin/abc2midi': doesn't exist or not a regular file
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I found this project and loved using it, and I'd like to be able to
contribute to it. However, when I clone the git repo, it appears to be
empty. It would really make contributing easier if the source were
available in the repo instead of just the tgz.
Should I clone from somewhere other than sourceforge to get the source, or
can I push to the sourceforge code repo?
Thanks!
Hello Kyle,
You can use the following Github site.
https://github.com/jwdj/EasyABC/
Seymour Shlien and I are the maintainers of EasyABC.
The Github-site has always the most recent version, but only the modified files are present there so you still need to download the source from sourceforge. We still merge manually using WinMerge. This is more work, but gives a better view of what has changed.
Do you have Python experience?
Are you using the Windows, Linux or Mac version of EasyABC?
Best regards,
Jan Wybren de Jong
Ok, thanks! That's what I was looking for, though somehow it didn't come
up in my searches. I'll check it out.
Yes, I have Python experience. I've only tried using the Mac version so
far. I hit a couple of exceptions trying to import a file, so I thought
I'd look into them if I had some time. Just wanted to be able to branch
from the right source point for testing fixes and submitting merge requests.
On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 5:09 PM, J.W. de Jong jwdejong@users.sf.net wrote:
Oh, are you saying only files that you have modified from some previous release are checked into the Github repo? (i.e. In order to build the latest version, I need to clone the Github files into a directory where I've unpacked the source from another release?)
For example, if I clone the Github repo and try to run
python easy_abc.py, I get the following error:But if I look in the latest source package, I see xml2abc_interface.py.
I also tried running
python setup.py installfrom the Github clone, but ran into the following error.