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mosaik.Multi-Project
Tooling for setting up and maintaining multiple (mosaik) projects.
Motivation
mosaik scenarios often contain multiple simulators. Sometimes, additional packages need to be developed alongside of them. Managing such a set of loosely coupled projects becomes laborious easily. This project provides tooling for some common operations on projects. These operations range from cloning the repository to building a docker image. Operations can be run in parallel on projects, enabling quite some automation.
Status
The code of this project was largely in operation in the Designetz project.
One-line Execution
mosaik.Multi-Project can be run as a container directly from GitLab.com:
docker run registry.gitlab.com/offis.energy/mosaik/mosaik.multi-project:latest --help
Prerequisites
- Python 3.6+
- git
1 maintainer
Metadata
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