PylpChanged
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Installation
Install pylpchanged with pip:
pip install pylpchanged
If you don’t have Python Scripts folder in your PATH, you can run also:
python -m pip install pylpchanged
Usage
The usual use of pylpchanged is as follows:
import pylp
from pylpchanged import pylpchanged
pylp.task('default', lambda:
pylp.src('lib/*.py')
.pipe(changed())
# .pipe(another_plugin())
.pipe(pylp.dest('build'))
)import pylp
from pylpchanged import pylpchanged
pylp.task('default', lambda:
pylp.src('lib/*.py')
.pipe(changed('build'))
# .pipe(another_plugin())
.pipe(pylp.dest('build'))
)1 maintainer
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