Python Dev Utils ===
A collection of commands and functions used for building modules and developing python code.
Provides the following commands:
bump_package_patch_version - when run inside a module with setup.py, it will update the VERSION.
make-github-repo - Automate the creation of github repo. This command will create a local repo or if you already have an existing repo, it will connect to your github account and create a remote repo to push your code to.
Test —
make test
You can also test with a specific version of Python:
make PYTHON_VERSION=2.7.11 test
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