migration.md

1. Create a new empty repo with the name graph.

2. In coveralls sync the kivy-garden repos and then enable it.

3. Clone the flower demo repo, if you haven't already. Otherwise make sure it is up to date with master:

   git clone git@github.com:kivy-garden/flower.git

4. Push the flower repo to github:

   cd flower
   git push --mirror git@github.com:kivy-garden/graph.git

5. Now clone graph and the original garden.graph locally:

   git clone git@github.com:kivy-garden/graph.git
   git clone git@github.com:kivy-garden/garden.graph.git

6. Merge garden.graph into the new graph:

   cd graph
   git remote add original ../garden.graph
   git remote update
   git merge --allow-unrelated-histories original/master

   If there are any merge conflicts, resolve them and commit.

7. Migrate the original package structure into a pythonic structure.

   1. Remove the kivy-garden/flower directory and make a new kivy-garden/graph directory.
   2. Copy all the original python modules e.g. __init__.py into kivy-garden/graph.
   3. Fix the tests in tests/ to test the graph code.
   4. open setup.py and replace all instances of flower with graph.
   5. Do any remaining cleanup, e.g. duplicate license files or readme.
   6. Commit all changes.

8. Test to make sure everything works, otherwise fix and commit (make sure pytest is installed). Test install it to python and use it in your app:

   pip install .
   python -c "from kivy_garden.graph import Graph"

   If it's a cython flower (graph isn't), compile it first:

   PYTHONPATH=.:$PYTHONPATH python setup.py build_ext --inplace

   Then run the tests:

   PYTHONPATH=. python -m pytest tests/

9. Push to kivy-garden and remove the original garden remote

   git push origin master
   git remote rm original

10. Verify that the travis tests pass.

11. Archive garden.graph