I extracted the source code (& history) from this repository and promoted it to its own project. In the process I also dug up the history of where it came from before it lived here (Dejavu Fonts & FontForge repos & mailing list) and spliced in that back history.
Once it had a life as its own project (including being published to PyPi) I added it as a dependency and integrated it into Fontship's default workflow so that it is automatically part of the build process. All fonts are built using normalized sources, but you can also choose to normalize the sources (e.g. for the purpose of commiting them) by running fontship normalize.
Thanks for the detailed history. Sorry for bothering you.
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I extracted the source code (& history) from this repository and promoted it to its own project. In the process I also dug up the history of where it came from before it lived here (Dejavu Fonts & FontForge repos & mailing list) and spliced in that back history.
Once it had a life as its own project (including being published to PyPi) I added it as a dependency and integrated it into Fontship's default workflow so that it is automatically part of the build process. All fonts are built using normalized sources, but you can also choose to normalize the sources (e.g. for the purpose of commiting them) by running
fontship normalize.