It might be a good idea to consolidate all the pattern generation algorithms in a single (new?) package.
Relevant info: multi-package repos
We might want to consider clustering multiple packages in a single Git repository to avoid lengthening the validation/deployment process.
There are already facilities to store multiple Julia packages in a single Git repository - but I personally find the current solution a bit heavy/difficult to use whenever I've tried it.
Some info => JuliaLang/Pkg.jl#1422
Note, however that developments are being made in regards to this issue. Here are some example discussions:
Some are closed, but they still might help provide context. I think the issues were often closed because they don't seem to be well enough defined to be implemented at the moment (or to convince developers the perceived problem is significant).
It might be a good idea to consolidate all the pattern generation algorithms in a single (new?) package.
Relevant info: multi-package repos
We might want to consider clustering multiple packages in a single Git repository to avoid lengthening the validation/deployment process.
There are already facilities to store multiple Julia packages in a single Git repository - but I personally find the current solution a bit heavy/difficult to use whenever I've tried it.
Some info => JuliaLang/Pkg.jl#1422
Note, however that developments are being made in regards to this issue. Here are some example discussions:
import A.Bonly loadingBwithout loadingA. JuliaLang/Pkg.jl#2005Some are closed, but they still might help provide context. I think the issues were often closed because they don't seem to be well enough defined to be implemented at the moment (or to convince developers the perceived problem is significant).