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This library helps to automate continuous delivery processes adopted in Odin.
More information: [Python packaging][python-packaging]
## Installation
Current version is at an early stage of development, so you may want to
install it in the `develop` mode in your virtualenv:
```bash
$ python setup.py develop
```
## Usage
Ensure that you have `odintools` in your `setup_requires` list and pass
`odintools=True` as a keyword argument in the `setup()` call:
```python
from setuptools import setup
setup(
setup_requires=['odintools'],
odintools=True,
...
)
```
After you enable odintools in the setup.py file you can use new commands
provided by it:
```bash
$ python setup.py publish --dev
```
Pydistutils is required because `setup_requires` line in `setup()` call is processed
by setuptools, not pip, so it needs a separate configuration.
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