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If you look at the README for cherry-picker, the instructions tell you to treat it as a module, i.e. python3 -m cherry-picker while in the cherry-picker directory. But everything else about the code wants it to be treated as a package, e.g. __main__.py uses relative imports so you can't do python3 . to execute cherry-picker.
If cherry-picker is going to be a package then I think the instructions should probably be updated to uniformly treat it as such.
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If you look at the README for cherry-picker, the instructions tell you to treat it as a module, i.e.
python3 -m cherry-picker
while in thecherry-picker
directory. But everything else about the code wants it to be treated as a package, e.g.__main__.py
uses relative imports so you can't dopython3 .
to execute cherry-picker.If cherry-picker is going to be a package then I think the instructions should probably be updated to uniformly treat it as such.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: