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soliloquy

Soliloquy is a unified command-line tool for managing a Python monorepo that contains multiple standalone packages—each with its own pyproject.toml. It consolidates common tasks such as dependency management, version bumping, remote dependency resolution, test execution and analysis, and project configuration updates into one robust CLI.

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Repository overview

Repository owner
swarmauri
Visibility
Public
Default branch
master
License
Apache-2.0
Created
Jan 23, 2025, 9:21 AM UTC
Last pushed
Mar 3, 2025, 4:15 AM UTC

License and notices

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License
Apache-2.0
Observation status
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License file
LICENSE

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Open Issues
3
Packages
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Related Resources
1
Size Kb
149

Contributors

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  1. cobycloud

    @cobycloud

    89 contributions

Programming languages

81.9 KB analyzed
  • Python100.0%

Categorical technologies separate taxonomy

  • Python

Release activity

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Published packages
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2025-0163 dated releases2025-02

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