Move the "biplane" library to the right spot #197
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Because it was placed in the wrong location, it appears it was never actually available for installation via the bundle/circup. This location should be correct & allow installation.
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I fixed something, but still not right :/ |
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It looks lke it's because the biplane library has two .py files in it: biplane.py and tests.py. tests would have to be moved to a subdirectory or something. Since the submodule was in the wrong location before, it wasn't being considered by the build process. @Uberi would you be able to help us out with the required changes so that this can be part of the community bundle? if not, we will likely remove it from here; people can still install it by e.g., downloading the .py file directly from github. Please let us know, even if the answer is "no" or "not right now"! thank you. |
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Sure! I'll have a look now and submit a PR when the fix is up |
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Just published version 1.0.4, which no longer has multiple top-level Python files! I tested it in this repo with |
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Submitted a new PR in #199! |
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Clsoed in favor of #199. |
Because it was placed in the wrong location, it appears it was never actually available for installation via the bundle/circup. This location should be correct & allow installation.