I'm working on.
I "compile" from API definitions: I have a script which reads a big json file and produces many .py files.
I'm in doubt whether I should push these "compiled" files on the repo or keep the "compiler" script into the setup process.
On one hand, cloning from github rather than having each user run a script of mine to install seems way more solid and safe. But pushing those on github seems like cheating: I didn't really write it, it's just made from someone else's work (who did the original json file). I would also be "stealing" traffic from the original author, redirecting it to my repo rather than his.
How should I proceed?
you could push the compiled files, archived, to your github releases
That's a nice idea, didn't think of it, would prevent having everyone running my script but keep those off my repo. Thanks!
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