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This Project Has Moved to Another Repo

Due to major architectural changes to this project, I'm moving it to another repo. Stay tuned for updates. If you'd like to contribute, create an issue here so I'll give you access to the other repo. Otherwise, stay tuned for updates!

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Housekeeping

This project is managed using Github's tools like Issues, Pull requests, and Projects.

Every change to the project comes as result of an Issue.

Pull requests contain changes related to one or more issues.
To distinguish the source of changes in the pull request, each commit has the following format:
<issue#>-<commit-type>-<summary>
"issue#" - Github Issue number - points to the Github Issue which will contain details about the reasons for the change.
"commit-type" is for specific commits like "bug fix", "chores", "refactor", "cleaning up" which don't add extra functionality but are necessary for the health of the application.

Special Commit Types

bug fix is a small bug fix, usually a couple of lines long. Bigger fixes must be done in a separate GitHub issue.
refactor, same as bug fixes but for code improvements. Refactors DON'T change functionality.
cleanup is usually for removing outdated never used code, formatting (e.g. fixing flake8 warnings), etc. Again, these don't change any functionality.
chores are like clean ups which don't involve code or features. For example, updating the READMEs or .gitignore.
PRR is a change related to a pull request review. It's basically a change requested or suggested by a reviewer.

Using the link above, you can track progress on

  • issues picked for implementation (To-do column)
  • work in progress
  • and finally issues which are "done"

Definition of "done"

"done" here means that changes related to the issue have been merged with the master branch and can be used by end users.