Never add a vendored smmap directory to sys.path #102
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This removes the logic that appended the git submodule directory for smmap to sys.path under most circumstances when the version of gitdb was not from PyPI. Now gitdb does not modify sys.path. See gitpython-developers/GitPython#1717 and gitpython-developers/GitPython#1720 for context. This change is roughly equivalent to the change to GitPython, though as noted the behavior being eliminated is subtly different here and there.
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This removes the logic that appended the git submodule directory for
smmaptosys.pathunder most circumstances when the version ofgitdbwas not from PyPI. Nowgitdbdoes not modifysys.path.See GitPython#1717 and GitPython#1720 for context. This change is roughly equivalent to the change to GitPython, though as noted the behavior being eliminated is subtly different here and there.
Please note that this does not make any documentation changes (and the changes in #103 are not related to this).