On Monday, May 7, 2012 12:09:35 AM UTC-7, Anthon van der Neut wrote: > > Dear Anthony, > > pypi > ---- > > I read through your rando/unordered items list and came across fix > distribution. I have had some troubles helping uWSGI to get their pypi > pages corrected and transferred, someone else registered and old version > and did not maintain or respond to queries. > I logged a 0.8.1-dev version for pyjs, thereby claiming the package name > pyjs, so nobody else can hijack it. > > pip install pyjs does not work yet because I took the git download as a > url, I am not sure if we have to have a tarball distribution for htat to
It seemed to work for me. For direct pip to git access you need to prepend a git+ to the http URL lpython/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/sarvi/pyjs.git > > work or not. I will try to figure that out ASAP, but I thought claiming > the name for the pyjs.org group was most important. > > Let me knowi if you or others want to have access, I would need to know > their pypi account names. > > BTW I appreciate your work in revitalising pyjs. I am not sure if I > would have done it the same way, but given the opportunity I fully > understand the path you took. For me it is an additional reason to have > a second look at using pyjs for my project. > > commiting github > ---------------------- > > I used to have commit access to pyjamas and would not mind having that > again. I did propose to use gitflow on the mailing list (which you might > have read). I will extend that proposal in two directions shortly: one > with mulitiple committers on pyjs directoy, but with some review rules > and no-pushing-your-own-changes-to-the master and the other with > 'integrators' always taking changes from other github accounts forks of > pyjs. The second option requires a dedicated group of integrators. A > hybrid solution is possible where frequent contributors get their access > rights to pyjs on github added. > > Regards > Anthon > -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pyjs.org Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
