I’m trying to understand how to best work with local julia modules. Our project is in C++ but we use Julia for testing, partly because it is convenient to generate and verify the complex input/output data we are dealing with. The Julia code is complex enough to organize it in multiple modules. The …

Seems like a perfectly fine setup, the top-level project that you describe: [image] Niclas_Wiberg: Then there is a top-level project environment that have all packages as dependencies. is more of a standalone “application” and for such things it is good to include the manifest.

Organizing local Julia code into modules and/or packages

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fredrikekre October 14, 2020, 9:18am 2

Seems like a perfectly fine setup, the top-level project that you describe:

is more of a standalone “application” and for such things it is good to include the manifest.

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