The software facilitates projects with numerous dependencies by offering tools to effectively manage them.
The ETSProjectTools project is a valuable software package that is designed to aid developers in their work with the Subversion repository for the Enthought Tool Suite. The package comprises of several tools that work towards making the development process for ETS projects much easier.
Users of this software will enjoy the convenience of using commands for a variety of operations. These operations include checking out, updating, reverting, developing with, and checking the status of ETS projects. The ETSProjectTools package is also intelligent enough to understand the installation and build dependencies of projects, ensuring that operations apply to coherent sets of projects and versions.
The syntax and semantics of the commands are quite similar to the svn command already in use in Subversion. This makes it quite easy for developers who are already familiar with Subversion to use the ETSProjectTools package without any issues. Users can perform different operations using a variety of sub-commands that come with the package.
The ETSProjectTools package provides the 'ets' command, which has many sub-commands that enable a variety of operations. Below are some of the sub-commands available to users:
- ets co: This sub-command checks out the source for one or more projects and (by default) all of their dependencies, into a common top-level directory.
- ets up: This sub-command updates a project source tree created by ets co.
- ets st: This sub-command reports the status of files in a project source tree created by ets co.
- ets rev: This sub-command reverts changes in a project source tree created by ets co.
- ets develop: This sub-command activates a project source tree created by ets co in the current Python environment. This means that source code changes within that tree are reflected in the current Python environment.
Overall, the ETSProjectTools project is an essential tool for developers working with ETS projects. It streamlines the development process, making it more efficient and accurate. Most importantly, this software package significantly simplifies the process of working with the Subversion repository for the Enthought Tool Suite.
Users of this software will enjoy the convenience of using commands for a variety of operations. These operations include checking out, updating, reverting, developing with, and checking the status of ETS projects. The ETSProjectTools package is also intelligent enough to understand the installation and build dependencies of projects, ensuring that operations apply to coherent sets of projects and versions.
The syntax and semantics of the commands are quite similar to the svn command already in use in Subversion. This makes it quite easy for developers who are already familiar with Subversion to use the ETSProjectTools package without any issues. Users can perform different operations using a variety of sub-commands that come with the package.
The ETSProjectTools package provides the 'ets' command, which has many sub-commands that enable a variety of operations. Below are some of the sub-commands available to users:
- ets co: This sub-command checks out the source for one or more projects and (by default) all of their dependencies, into a common top-level directory.
- ets up: This sub-command updates a project source tree created by ets co.
- ets st: This sub-command reports the status of files in a project source tree created by ets co.
- ets rev: This sub-command reverts changes in a project source tree created by ets co.
- ets develop: This sub-command activates a project source tree created by ets co in the current Python environment. This means that source code changes within that tree are reflected in the current Python environment.
Overall, the ETSProjectTools project is an essential tool for developers working with ETS projects. It streamlines the development process, making it more efficient and accurate. Most importantly, this software package significantly simplifies the process of working with the Subversion repository for the Enthought Tool Suite.
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