Andromeda Documentation
Andromeda is a Python-based repository management tool for the OpenStack repositories. Similar to Android’s “repo”, but different in these ways.
Works in Python 2.6-2.7, migration to Python 3.x will be complete soon.
More PEP 8 compliant.
It is configured for the OpenStack Gerrit instance, not Google’s.
Andromeda does not assume Gerrit user name is the first part of your email address…it must be set in the Git global configuration.
This is an actual package instead of running curl http://… > file.
Better documentation.
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