I've always been running Tito from git using e.g.

PYTHONPATH=/home/jkadlcik/git/tito/src/ python3 /home/jkadlcik/git/tito/src/tito/cli.py build --rpm

so personally, I don't have a need for the wrapper. If you find it useful, we can merge though. But in that case, please add some docstring at the top of the script discouraging people from using it unless they are working on Tito code.

PYTHONPATH=/home/jkadlcik/git/tito/src/ python3 /home/jkadlcik/git/tito/src/tito/cli.py build --rpm

I don't claim it I personally need this, but it is just more convenient to just run ./tito.

But in that case, please add some docstring at the top of the script discouraging people from using it

There already is an ugly stderr output, do you prefer doc, the ugly output, or both? (I prefer just one of them)

There already is an ugly stderr output, do you prefer doc, the ugly output, or both? (I prefer just one of them)

I don't have a strong preference, it can be either stderr output, docstring, or both. The problem I have with the stderr as it is right now is that the message is cryptic and it doesn't provide any explanation. I would prefer something like

Warning: Running Tito from a git repository is not supported. 
If you are not a developer working on Tito code, please install it properly 
https://github.com/rpm-software-management/tito/blob/master/doc/index.md#install

the message is cryptic and it doesn't provide any explanation

Good point, PTAL

Thank you for the changes.