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title: "Quick Python: Check Submodule Load"
date: 2022-12-01T21:12:03-05:00
date: 2022-12-01 21:12:03-05:00
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title: 'Quick Python: Check Submodule Load'
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Reading other people's code is a great way to learn. Recently, I was looking at the `numpy` repository and they had a hidden gem within their `setup.py`. In large scale repositories like `numpy`, we can have different dependencies that we rely upon via *git submodules*. The following function will check to see that these dependencies are loaded and in a "clean" state.
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The existence of the `+` would make this check fail. However, no prefixes will make the check succeed.
By executing this function within the repositories `setup.py`, it verifies that the needed dependencies are checked out and clean before installing the python package. Checks like these make python packages feel a little more stable.
By executing this function within the repositories `setup.py`, it verifies that the needed dependencies are checked out and clean before installing the python package. Checks like these make python packages feel a little more stable.