I have a question about developing and publishing plugins via ScriptEditor.
The current user interface provides Libraries category:
However, this approach doesn’t quite work from a development standpoint, as ultimately, you would still need to publish the library on PyPI since this folder isn’t built together with Yak. More importantly, we have several instances where different Rhino Script Editor plugins share the same utility Python file, which we must not to distribute via PyPI package manager.
In PyPI, you can use the following format to specify a Git URL:
git+https://gitprovider.com/user/project.git@{version}
This would allow you to download files directly from GitHub into your project, without making your plugins publicly available.
@eirannejad Is it possible to implement PyPI Git functionality as part of hashtags like :
#r,
#env,
for this special case -> #git
Perhaps similar functionality already exists that we are not aware of?
We could really use this feature to streamline our workflow much more efficiently.
We tried also to distribute files using Shared Folder, but it duplicates the name of the repository several times.
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