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IDE standardization? #7

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NoraCodes opened this issue Oct 8, 2015 · 8 comments
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IDE standardization? #7

NoraCodes opened this issue Oct 8, 2015 · 8 comments

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@NoraCodes
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Should we include .idea/ for PyCharm? I use PyCharm extensively on my desktop dev machine, and I think it would make the process of onboarding new developers easier if we had a .idea/ project directory already set up with execution settings for tests, etc. already set up. Otherwise, we will end up with a lot of duplication of work.
@BrendanBenshoof
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So long as IDE integration is optional to the build and testing process.
(We should always be able to do everything needed from the command line)

@bmcorser
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bmcorser commented Oct 8, 2015

Agreed. No harm in offering a PyCharm config, though. Many people swear by
it ;)

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So long as IDE integration is optional to the build and testing process.
(We should always be able to do everything needed from the command line)

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@NoraCodes
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@BrendanBenshoof Absolutely. I do all my development from CLI on my laptop, so I'll need that myself.

@JulienPalard
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Not sure about your PyCharm thing, I don't know what the .idea contains. But just keep it optional, let everyone use the IDE / editor they want, I propose our only common standardisation point to be the PEP8, and it should be "enough" standard ?

@NoraCodes
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Fair enough. .idea basically just contains configs for running tests from within the IDE, which is nice for those who don't like to have more than their IDE open. I personally would be OK with not including them, since as @BrendanBenshoof says, testing should always work without extra tools.

@JulienPalard
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Still don't exactly know what is inside the .idea, but, if it helps those with a set of IDE without impairing others, I'm not 100% against it, so, same as @BrendanBenshoof here.

@mvanveen
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I live in vi and I imagine many others do, but if the .idea isn't large let's go ahead and add it. Alternatively, we could keep an ipfs URI for it around :)

@NoraCodes
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@mvanveen That's a much better idea, actually. I'd be happy to go with that.

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