cumulative changes by Julius Mittler

[juliusmittler]

All changes done by Julius Mittler since October 2024

includes:

• custom macro creation
• sub workflows from mulit-selection
• macro node expansion
• auto sorting of expanded nodes

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[liamhuber]

@juliusmittler, I'll be doing some infrastructure work in this repo this week. I've taken a look at the pending files here, and I think the only place we're likely to wind up with a git conflict is in the gitignore itself; the one I just merged to main is a superset of the one you have here, so you should be able to safely take the one on main.

On that note, there's a bunch of files here (e.g. *.pyc and windows files) that we don't want in the repo. When you get the time, would you please remove them? I don't have the operations memorized, but Claude's recommendation looks good to me:

git rm --cached $(git ls-files -i --exclude-standard)
git commit -m "Remove files now in .gitignore"
git push

Now, that still leaves the files in the git history. Getting rid of that explicitly would require git filter-branch and force-pushing. These files aren't a security risk, just data crud, so that seems like more work than it's worth. Instead, we could simply squash-merge this PR when the time comes, and the main history won't ever see these files that were added then removed on this branch alone.

[liamhuber]

@juliusmittler, I don't know if I'm familiar enough yet with the repo to offer a very in-depth review, but the first thing to do is git-remove all the extra stuff currently in the main branch's gitignore. You might need to force-push to get those files un-tracked here. Next is to merge in main -- probably by uniformly accepting main's demo.ipynb; for .gitignore you may want to do a real merge and keep some of the stuff you added, idk.

Once the PR is trimmed down to "real" files, please ping me and I'll come give what review I can.