> On May 28, 2019, at 5:49 AM, Scott, Barry <barry.sc...@forcepoint.com> wrote:
>
> What I do for my python projects on windows is turn them into a setup.exe
> that
> the user can run in the traditional way. There are many tools to help you do
> this. Then the user does not need to install anything except your setup.exe.
>
This works nicely for projects which are intended as applications, but for
development dependencies it's a bit of a headache. We used to do this with
Twisted and stopped because it causes too many problems with people trying to
follow best practices (setting up virtualenvs, for example).
We can fix this problem with binary wheels, and we should. Releases to PyPI
should be automatically made by CI, and then we don't have to bother anyone to
actually keep a personal development environment around at release time.
-g
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