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Currently the python SDK lives in the same Git repository as Infrahub under the directory python_sdk. The question of moving it into its own repository keeps coming back so I thought having a place to centralize the discussion would be useful.
Like everything in tech, it's a tradeoff
In my perspective here are the pros and cons of having both libraries in the same repository
Pro
Easier to implement a feature or fix an issue that affects both Infrahub and the Python SDK
Easier to do end to end testing and identify issues early
Cons
Difficult to have a different release cycle between Infrahub and the SDK since we are sharing the same branches develop, stable.
Probably harder for people outside of OpsMill to follow what is going on with the SDK or contribute to it because there is a lot of activity on the project
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Currently the python SDK lives in the same Git repository as Infrahub under the directory
python_sdk
. The question of moving it into its own repository keeps coming back so I thought having a place to centralize the discussion would be useful.Like everything in tech, it's a tradeoff
In my perspective here are the pros and cons of having both libraries in the same repository
Pro
Cons
develop
,stable
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: