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Args integration #61
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Removed py25 support and tox testing since try/except statements were >=2.5. Try setup import from setuptools so python setup.py develop is available.
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just realized i forgot to remove clint/arguments.py |
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This breaks the install process if args isn't already installed. |
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@faulkner indeed |
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@faulkner pull request 64 has related discussions. @kennethreitz is going to vendor args. I'm not 100% on what that means, so i eagerly watch for the updates. Thanks |
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clint.arguments was your inspiration for args module it seems... So just updating clint to reference it and reduce code duplication.
Also i think i may want the flags capabilities in legit.