Daniel Walton

Will work on this one after https://github.com/ev3dev/ev3dev/issues/1269 is resolved

Hmm, I am sure the combo of negative speeds with `on_to_coordinates` is something I did not test when working on odometry. It could be made to work though...we start out...

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6386698/how-to-write-to-a-file-using-the-logging-python-module Is what you want to do in your program

We have this in the README ``` Demo Code There are several demo programs that you can run to get acquainted with this language binding. The programs are available at...

We started using the ``--exclude`` option about 6 weeks ago via this commit https://github.com/ev3dev/ev3dev-lang-python/commit/3cf0281752be26b30433698105b147fe31aa2771#diff-1f1a2d73d07f51e31bc8eb6ebe9ad868

The latest and greatest ev3dev image only has git ``2.11.0`` :( I must have misread something that made me think it was removed...will update the issue title.

No, that is the latest git package available on the latest ev3dev.

What is the problem the exclude is trying to solve? I get the same output on my laptop with or without it ``` dwalton@laptop:ev3dev-lang-python$ git describe --exclude ev3dev-* --abbrev=4 2.0.0beta2-66-g77cb...

There aren't any directories or files that match `ev3dev-*` that would be why ``` dwalton@laptop:ev3dev-lang-python$ ls ev3dev-* ls: cannot access 'ev3dev-*': No such file or directory dwalton@laptop:ev3dev-lang-python$ ```

Ack on that being for the tags but I am still missing something...`git describe --exclude ev3dev-* --abbrev=4` and `git describe --abbrev=4` both give me the exact same output. ``` dwalton@laptop:ev3dev-lang-python$...