Sample CI setup for Python projects
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(Archived) Protogen :: Sample on how to write maintainable Ansible content
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A highly opinionated but generic python project template for building a wide range of python applications or libraries.
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A simple docker image for testinfra
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Cookiecutter template for starting Python projects
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Cookiecutter template for Python project with poetry and pysen
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Python Project Template
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Copier template for Python projects with comprehensive modular Makefile (Ruff, pytest, release automation)
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An up-to-date template for Python packages. Includes `pyproject.toml`, `src` layout, `pytest`, `ruff`, `pre-commit`, and a `Makefile` for a smooth development workflow.
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Python boilerplate templates | includes Django
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