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        "author": "Leonardo Arroyo",
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        "description": "=====\nDjango Git Submodules\n=====\n\nDjango Submodules is a simple Django app that allows you\nto manage apps as git submodules instead of pip.\nThis allows you to have a local development version of\nthird-party packages and merge changes from upstream.\n\nIdeally should only be used in development.\nThese changes should be pushed back to the package repository\nand installed with pip on production.\n\nQuick start\n-----------\n1. Install django-git-submodules::\n\n    pip install django-git-submodule\n\n2. Clone the the package you want on your project root::\n\n    git clone https://github.com/tomchristie/django-rest-framework.git\n\n3. Import the app in your `settings.py`::\n\n    from dj_git_submodule import submodule\n    submodule.add('django-rest-framework')\n\n4. Now you should be able to add the app to `INSTALLED_APPS` and have django find it successfully.\n\n5. If you need to import multiple apps, you can create a file alongside your requirements.txt::\n    from dj_git_submodule import submodule\n    submodule.register('submodules.txt')",
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        "summary": "Adds packages to syspath so they can be used as git submodules instead of pip packages. Should be only used in development.",
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