On 24 January 2014 06:18, Vinay Sajip wrote:
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>> certainly mention the distlib implementations,
>> but also let's be clear if there is a pypa-recommend
>> tool that is user-facing (like pip), that is using those
>> parts of distlib.
>> In most case
Are the specifications in the PEPs above implemented somewhere
or are they only 'specifications'?
The Packaging User Guide is maintaining a summary of the relevant PEPs
that gives a brief description of the "user impact" and "implementation"
(i.e. whether projects are actually implement
> certainly mention the distlib implementations,
> but also let's be clear if there is a pypa-recommend
> tool that is user-facing (like pip), that is using those
> parts of distlib.
> In most cases, that is not true currently.
> As for mentioning di
We need pip's build to become more like conda build.
http://docs.continuum.io/conda/build.html
A simple recipe, not necessarily part of the to-be-built package
source, invokes build.sh to create a package. In that kind of system
things like distil can be used at will.
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 2:12
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> A lot of this stuff is implemented in distlib and distil (distlib itself
> is just a library that provides the underpinnings, and some of the
> functionality required, such as actually installing stuff, is implemented
> in distil. I assume it's OK to add references to these? For example,
> di
On Thu, 23/1/14, Marcus Smith wrote:
> The Packaging User Guide is maintaining a summary
> of the relevant PEPs that gives a brief description of the
> "user impact" and "implementation" (i.e.
> whether projects are actually implementing any of
> this
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> Are the specifications in the PEPs above implemented somewhere
> or are they only 'specifications'?
>
The Packaging User Guide is maintaining a summary of the relevant PEPs that
gives a brief description of the "user impact" and "implementation" (i.e.
whether projects are actually implementi
On Thu, 23/1/14, Daniel Holth wrote:
supports_environments is not implemented.
Perhaps not in pip and wheel, but there is support in distlib and distil.
Specifically, distil should present a list of failing clauses in
supports_environments for an
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 9:23 AM, Thomas Heller wrote:
> I'm reading up and done all those peps:
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> 425 - compaibility tags
> 426 - metadata 2.0
> 427 - wheel binary format 1.0
> 440 - version identification and dependency specifications
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> and trying to make sense from them. Well, they make sen
I'm reading up and done all those peps:
425 - compaibility tags
426 - metadata 2.0
427 - wheel binary format 1.0
440 - version identification and dependency specifications
and trying to make sense from them. Well, they make sense to me,
but to what do they apply?
Example: I can now build, uplo
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