In case you find that you need to edit the source code of hotwheels (maybe you found a bug), you
In case you find that you need to edit the source code of hotwheels (maybe you found a bug), you
can re-install a python module in **editable mode (use -e in pip install)**. For instance, let's suppose that now you need to edit the timestep module and re-run all tests. You can do the following
can re-install a python module in **editable mode (use -e in pip install)**. For instance, let's suppose that now you need to edit the timestep module and re-run all tests. You can do the following
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# Bulk install of all modules
## Bulk install of all modules
In case you need to work on many modules, you can clone and install all default packages with the [cloneall.bash](cloneall.bash) script:
In case you need to work on many modules, you can clone and install all default packages with the [cloneall.bash](cloneall.bash) script:
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# Environment variables
## Environment variables
Here below some relevant environment variables to change hotwheels default settings:
Here below some relevant environment variables to change hotwheels default settings: