marin-community/marin#1725 Add central1 to data browswer
Add central1 to data browswer
Add central1 to data browswer
This tests that the link reference is in the footer, not inline.
This PR adds comprehensive snapshot testing to prevent regressions, fixes name collision issues discovered when comparing to v0.0.4, and reorganizes the codebase with a src/ layout.
scripts/snapshot_exports.py, tests/test_exports_snapshot.py)(Versioned write-up [here][gist], synced via [ghpr])
marin to lib/marin/lib/levanter/lib/haliax/experiments → marin → levanterSecond step in the "uv workspace migration plan" ([#1773]):
lib/levanter/ (preserving full Git history)flowchart TBexperiments → marinFirst step in the "uv workspace migration plan" ([#1773]):
uv workspace][workspaces]marin package into lib/marin/experiments/ remain in "root" target, which depends on marinflowchart LRlevanter[serve] to 775ac7c6>=1.2.devNNNN
1.2.devNNNN versions are published by [publish_dev.yml]
levanter>=1.2.dev1500 pin]>= rather than ==== pin ([levanter==1.2.dev1535])I took this for a spin and encountered an issue with what I'm guessing is an unported script...
> . .git-rc
git: 'add-global-config-file' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
I dug into this a bit and ended up provisionally including the config/.gitconfig into my ~/.gitconfig by hand. Then...
Just came up with this command, I think it's gonna be great!
While you're in a git repo on your command line, you run issues and it opens the github issues for that repo in your browser.
Analyze the [Marin] → [Levanter] dependency over time: [openathena.s3.amazonaws.com/marin-levanter.html][demo]
[![Marin/Levanter Version Tracker][og.png]][demo]
This tool analyzes the Git history and PyPI releases to visualize: