> As far as I'm concerned, pip is broke too, in the sense that the method we > use to make pip work in Python 3 is a bit of an annoying hack (namely, > upload a separate tarball for each minor Python 3 version). > > I agree it's a hack. but only >=1.2 package metadata supports "requires-python" and nothing is writing that now (except for wheel). if newer metadata were pervasive and available on pypi, pip could respond to it. I think it would probably automatically start showing up in the json and xml interfaces? but would require some changes to expose an html attribute for the simple interface, which pip currently uses.
Marcus
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