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| We currently use GNU Arch for our MoinMoin repository, but after some playing with mercurial and having a working converter, who knows... - I like good Python programs. :) = How to improve Mercurial = I am new to hg, so take this with a grain of salt: * run pychecker more often - although it might give some false alarms, it often points out strange places in the src and sometimes even severe errors. * read and follow pep-0008 and maybe put multiple statements on multiple lines (even for single line blocks under some "if"), makes it more readable * make sure every py src code file begins like: {{{ #!/usr/bin/env python (optional, for tools) # -*- coding: iso-8859-1 -*- (or ascii or utf-8, just to make things clear) """ What this file does in a single line. What this file does in some more detailed description... @license: GNU GPL, see COPYING for details. @copyright: 2005 Firstname Lastname <email> @copyright: 2005 more authors... """ }}} This stuff could be put into some _header.py so one can easily use it when starting a new file. * make sure your src code files end with an empty line (makes it easier for diff, avoids "missing end of line at eof warnings") * use epydoc docstrings and generate docs using epydoc tool |
We used CVS and GNU Arch for our MoinMoin repository, but switched to Mercurial because it is so nice and fast (and mostly in Python). |
I am a MoinMoin wiki developer (also in Python) and Linux user.
See ThomasWaldmann and ThomasWaldmann.
We used CVS and GNU Arch for our MoinMoin repository, but switched to Mercurial because it is so nice and fast (and mostly in Python).