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Jorge_dev This branch is 95 commits ahead, 73 commits behind master. #132

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Alexandros23Kazantzidis opened this issue Jul 24, 2018 · 5 comments

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@Alexandros23Kazantzidis
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Hey @PerezHz I was watching your branch really cool stuff you have there, but I can see that your branch is a bit complex. I hope you will be able to merge it without any troubles but I doubt it. When you try to do it we should all help you so that we can ensure the process will be smooth.

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PerezHz commented Jul 24, 2018

Hi @Alexandros23Kazantzidis! Thank you so much for noticing this issue, and I'm sorry; at some point I forgot to update to the latest master more often. I just rebased to current master and didn't run into any conflicts, so this issue should be solved now, could you please confirm?

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PerezHz commented Jul 24, 2018

I mean, at least for now the issue of keeping my dev branch up to date wrt current master seems to be solved.. When the code in my dev branch starts to interact with the rest of the code, then I'll surely need your help guys! Before merging, are there any other specifics that I should take care of?

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PerezHz commented Jul 26, 2018

@Alexandros23Kazantzidis my dev branch adds some dependencies (registered Python packages), concretely, astropy, jplephem and poliastro; how can I add them so that when orbitdeterminator is installed those are installed too?

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If the rebase went smoothly then I think you can try to merge. But I think you will get lots of conflicts if you were working on the scripts that also other students were working. @Nilesh4145 @aryadas98 @aakash525 Guys if you can also share your opinion on this matter.

To add your new dependencies you will need to add them to requirements.txt (with a pip freeze > requirements.txt of your local environment - do that only if you have a separate local environment only for working on this project). Then we will also have to update the setup.py to take all the dependencies from the requirements.txt

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aryadas98 commented Jun 25, 2019

The branch has been merged now. 🎉

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