> I believe we already have python2-ipaddress, although an older version.
Ups, I missed that. Thanks. Can you answer some questions on best practices for packaging python packages? 1. Are python-setuptools inputs or native-inputs? It seems to be done both ways but I guess it doesn't really matter since it's an interpreted language. 2. Pypi uri scheme changed in April to including a blake hash of the files, but they introduced backwards compatible redirects after it broke many existing tools [0]. Should new packages use the new or the old scheme? IMO the old one is cleaner since we can use (pypi-uri "package-name" version) to construct it instead of having long hashes. If this is a best practice we should also have the pypi importer suggest it instead of the new url's. [0] https://bitbucket.org/pypa/pypi/issues/438/backwards-compatible-un-hashed-package
