John Scancella
John Scancella
I would vote for choice 3, one bag with each directory for each source
I would be proposing that given the source directories `foo` `bar` and `ham` you would end up with something that looks like this: ``` ├── bag-info.txt ├── bagit.txt ├── data...
I would go with `ham/` being dropped into the data directory since that is how it currently behaves. i.e. ``` . └── ham ├── bar └── foo ``` becomes ```...
unfortunately no, but pull requests are welcome if you want to implement this feature
It does not currently have this ability in the command line. However, the `save` method in the library does update the tag manifests. see https://github.com/LibraryOfCongress/bagit-python/blob/master/bagit.py#L263-L319
Looks good to me. @acdha is on vacation, but I am sure once he gets back he will take a look at it.
Awesome! Thanks for getting it started. I will definitely be making some pull requests when I find the time to work on this!
@inadarei I would agree, however our organization is unable to use docker. This was an attempt to put the core concepts of what a docker build gives you into a...
I also run MacOs High Sierra 10.13.2 and it does not fail for me. How is your hard drive formatted? Mine is `APFS (Encrypted)`
Do you still get this error if you change the `Locale` to english in the test?