Jacob Stopak

@paketb0te I'm playing around with poetry and got a similar `pyproject.toml` file to the one at your link. Just a few questions about some extra info that is currently in...

Sounds good @paketb0te, closing this one for now so `pyproject.toml` work can be continued thru #85 .

Ah yes, well the reason is that so far I have only implemented the bare bones `$ git-sim stash` command which only accepts filename arguments to add to the stash....

@abhijitnathwani Thanks a lot for this and great work on it so far. Good points about only using subcommands that make sense in a 3-column layout for now. Also I...

@abhijitnathwani FYI I worked with @paketb0te to do some pretty significant refactoring to switch from argparse to Typer. Just wanted to give you a heads up since I know you...

@abhijitnathwani Thanks for this and for accommodating the big changes...

@abhijitnathwani Sure I think that sounds good. One thing to note, I added a `--stdout` option that writes the image data directly to standard output, so in the case that...

Hmm, I did set up automatic entry points that usually install the tool and then make sure it's available on the path, but not sure why it wouldn't be added...

@ryanmcfall Glad you got it working. I think you may be onto something based on the fact that `cmd.exe` was not run as admin. I'm not exactly sure how the...

I do prefer to keep `GitSim` class in a separate module than `__main__.py`. Hmm, so I renamed `git_sim.py` to `git_sim_scene.py`, and changed the import in `__main__.py` to `import git_sim.git_sim_scene as...