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django-pipeline-no-future 1.6.8.3
Pipeline is an asset packaging library for Django.
License: MIT

Pipeline
========

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Pipeline is an asset packaging library for Django, providing both CSS and
JavaScript concatenation and compression, built-in JavaScript template support,
and optional data-URI image and font embedding.


Installation
------------

To install it, simply: ::

    pip install django-pipeline


Documentation
-------------

For documentation, usage, and examples, see :
https://django-pipeline.readthedocs.org


.. :changelog:

History
=======

1.6.8
=====

* Made templatetags easier to subclass for special rendering behavior. Thanks
  to Christian Hammond.
* Updated the link to readthedocs. Thanks to Corey Farwell.
* Fixed some log messages to correctly refer to the new PIPELINE settings
  tructure. Thanks to Alvin Mites.
* Changed file outdated checks to use os.path methods directly, avoiding
  potential SuspiciousFileOperation errors which could appear with some django
  storage configurations.

1.6.7
=====

* Add a view for collecting static files before serving them. This behaves like
  django's built-in ``static`` view and allows running the collector for
  images, fonts, and other static files that do not need to be compiled. Thanks
  to Christian Hammond.
* Update documentation for the ES6Compiler to clarify filename requirements.
  Thanks to Nathan Cox.
* Add error output for compiler errors within the browser. This provides for a
  much better experience when compiling files from the devserver. Thanks to
  Christian Hammond.
* Make unit tests run against Django 1.6 and 1.7. Thanks to Sławek Ehlert.

1.6.6
=====

* Fix filtering-out of files which require a finder to locate.
* Allow compilers to override the output path.
* Fix error reporting when a compiler fails to execute.
* Fix IOErrors when running collectstatic with some nodejs-based compilers and
  compressors. Thanks to Frankie Dintino.
* Fix compatibility of unit tests when running on Windows. Thanks to Frankie
  Dintino.
* Add unit tests for compilers and compressors. Thanks to Frankie Dintino.

1.6.5
=====

* Fix Django < 1.8 compatibility. Thanks to David Trowbridge.
* Allow to disable collector during development. Thanks to Leonardo Orozco.

1.6.4
=====

* Fix compressor subprocess calls.

1.6.3
=====

* Fix compressor command flattening.

1.6.2
=====

* Remove subprocess32 usage since it breaks universal support.

1.6.1
=====

* Fix path quoting issues. Thanks to Chad Miller.
* Use subprocess32 package when possible.
* Documentation fixes. Thanks to Sławek Ehlert and Jannis Leidel.

1.6.0
=====

* Add full support for Django 1.9.
* Drop support for Django 1.7.
* Drop support for Python 2.6.
* **BACKWARD INCOMPATIBLE** : Change configuration settings.
git-lazy 0.2.1
Sync repos across development environments. Bulk status|push|pull operations on git repos.
License: MIT
Keywords: git-lazy

Git Lazy
========

Author:Tim Santor tsantor@xstudios.agency

Overview
--------

Git-Lazy is a tool for lazy developers like me. I typically work on not
only my work computer, but my home office computer or a laptop when I am
on the go. Using Git-Lazy, I can easily search directories for Git repos
and add them to a file which will be synced by Dropbox or Google Drive.
Then, when I move to another machine mentioned above, I can simply run
``git-lazy --sync`` and my current development environment will create
all the repos I need. It can also run bulk status\|push\|pull operations
on all my git repos.

Installation
------------

To install Git Lazy, simply:

::

    pip install git-lazy

Then create a config file ``^/config/git-lazy.cfg``:

::

    [default]
    ; Usernames for repos we're interesting in
    repo_users=tsantor,xstudios
    ; File to contain all repos we want to manage (preferably on a Cloud Drive)
    repo_list=^/Google Drive/Personal/repo_list.json
    ; The top-level directories we want to traverse to find repos
    search_dirs=^/Projects,^/Sandbox

Usage
-----

::

    git-lazy --find  # find all repos
    git-lazy --sync  # sync all repos

    git-lazy --add  ^/repo/dir  # Add a repo to the list
    git-lazy --remove  ^/repo/dir # Remove a repo from the list

    git-lazy -m status  # perform git status on all repos
    git-lazy -m pull  # perform git pull on all repos
    git-lazy -m push  # perform git push on all repos

    git-lazy --remove_interactive  # Remove repos

    NOTE: For all available methods run ``git-lazy -h``

Issues
------

If you experience any issues, please create an
`issue <https://bitbucket.org/tsantor/git-lazy/issues>`__ on Bitbucket.


History
=======

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
This project adheres to `Semantic Versioning <http://semver.org/>`__.

0.1.0 (2016-03-01)
------------------

-  First release on PyPI.

0.1.1 (2016-03-04)
------------------

-  Do not attempt to do git operations on non-existent repos on current
   machine.

0.1.5 (2017-02-21)
------------------

-  Various enhancements

0.1.7 (2017-04-04)
------------------

-  Bug fix where using ``--find`` after already using it would only
   create a repo list of the newly found repos.

0.1.8 (2017-04-24)
------------------

-  Bug fix where using ``--find`` would add repos twice.

0.1.9 (2017-06-25)
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-  Added ``--update_origins`` to update all repo urls from HTTPS to SSH

0.2.0 (2017-08-04)
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-  Fixed bug with ``--find``

0.2.1 (2017-08-04)
------------------

-  Fixed bug with ``--find`` when no origin set
-  Update ``update_origins`` regex logic to handle https and ssh schemes
-  Added ``repo_users`` to config (comma-delimited)