On Sun, 11 Apr 2010 09:57:10 pm Georg Brandl wrote: > > In particular, I'd like to leave a comment on my own project -- > > I've discovered a minor issue with the release, too minor to bother > > making an immediate new release just to fix, and so would like to > > leave a comment noting the issue. But I can see no way of leaving a > > comment. > > I don't think a comment would be an appropriate way to make such a > fix. You can edit the metadata records without making a new release, > can't you?
It's not a problem with the metadata. My project includes a text file containing doctests, and I foolishly converted the text file to Windows line endings just before releasing it. To my disappointment, doctest.testfile fails to cope with Windows line endings in text documents, which I didn't discover until *after* making the release. (Serves me right for not running my full test suite after an insignificant change that "couldn't break anything".) I don't believe this is a serious enough problem to rush through a new release, but I would like to leave a note on the project page where people can see it. I've been told off-list that PyPI does not support package maintainers making comments on their own projects. Is that correct? Is the only way I can make a comment to use a sock puppet account? -- Steven D'Aprano _______________________________________________ Catalog-SIG mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/catalog-sig
