ae namespace-root: bundling and maintaining templates and documentation of the portions of this namespace.
ae_ae namespace-root 0.3.95
this package is the root project of the ae namespace and their portions (the modules and sub-packages of the namespace ae). it provides helpers and templates in order to bundle and ease the maintenance, for example to:
to enable the update and deployment of outsourced files generated from the templates provided by this root package, add this root package to the development requirements file (dev_requirements.txt) of each portion project of this namespace. in this entry you can optionally specify the version of this project.
and because this namespace-root package is only needed for development tasks, it will never need to be added to the installation requirements file (requirements.txt) of a project.
please check the git repository manager manual for more detailed information on the provided actions of the grm tool.
no installation is needed to use this project for your portion projects, because the grm tool is automatically fetching this and the other template projects from https://gitlab.com/ae-group (and in the specified version).
an installation is only needed if you want to adapt this namespace-root project for your needs or if you want
to contribute to this root package. in this case please follow the instructions given in the
:ref:contributing document.
the following 43 portions are currently included in this namespace:
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ae namespace-root: bundling and maintaining templates and documentation of the portions of this namespace.
We found that ae-ae demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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