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Description
Most likely this repo would
- "bind" versions of dandi-schema, dandi-archive and dandi-cli destined/tested/specified to work together
- git submodules sounds like a good idea but likely NOT the solution to use since we might want to establish ranges of versions (in particular dandi-cli) which could be used with other (ranges of versions) of other components. That would allow to test "min" and "max"
- @candleindark mentioned that linkml uses some "workspaces" concept in pyproject.toml which does something similar to bring together components https://github.com/linkml/linkml/blob/main/pyproject.toml
- we might want to retrospectively create such versioned bundles
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Refs:
- https://github.com/dandi/dandi-infrastructure/issues/247
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Research direction
Read the referenced LinkML pyproject.toml and dandi-infrastructure issue #247 first, then compare how dandi-schema, dandi-archive, and dandi-cli are currently versioned. A completed result should specify how compatible version bundles are represented, including min/max testing and any retrospective bundles.
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- build-system
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- Feature
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- 25/100