On Jul 17, 2013, at 07:56 PM, Paul Moore wrote: >The long-term intent is to remove executable setup.py. When this happens, >definitely consumers (end users, Python tools like pip, and distro >packaging systems) will have some migration work to do. Keeping that >manageable will definitely be important. But doing nothing and staying >where we are isn't really an option, so we'll have to accept and manage the >pain.
Definitely. And if that leads to a declarative equivalent that we can reason about without executing, all the better. the-setup.cfg-is-dead,-long-live-the-setup.cfg-ly y'rs, -Barry
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