Arun Isaac skribis:
>>> One concern is, what about the tooling for telling us when updates to
>>> packages are available?
>>
>> ‘guix refresh’ works for PyPI but not for arbitrary sites.
>
> Why not let 'guix refresh' use PyPI to detect package updates, and then
> let somebody manually find the e
>> One concern is, what about the tooling for telling us when updates to
>> packages are available?
>
> ‘guix refresh’ works for PyPI but not for arbitrary sites.
Why not let 'guix refresh' use PyPI to detect package updates, and then
let somebody manually find the equivalent upstream tarball URI
On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 06:57:28AM -0500, Christopher Allan Webber wrote:
> I'd be for using actual upstream, or at least supplying both, so that
> they're mirrors. One concern is, what about the tooling for telling us
> when updates to packages are available?
I've noticed that the PyPi tarballs
Christopher Allan Webber skribis:
> I'd be for using actual upstream, or at least supplying both, so that
> they're mirrors. One concern is, what about the tooling for telling us
> when updates to packages are available?
‘guix refresh’ works for PyPI but not for arbitrary sites.
That would be
Arun Isaac writes:
> When packaging python packages, why are we using the source tarballs
> hosted on PyPI, rather than using the source tarballs hosted on the
> websites of the individual projects?
>
> For example, for the package python-pycrypto, why are we using the
> tarball from PyPI
> https:
Arun Isaac (2016-10-12 11:46 +0530) wrote:
> When packaging python packages, why are we using the source tarballs
> hosted on PyPI, rather than using the source tarballs hosted on the
> websites of the individual projects?
>
> For example, for the package python-pycrypto, why are we using the
> ta
When packaging python packages, why are we using the source tarballs
hosted on PyPI, rather than using the source tarballs hosted on the
websites of the individual projects?
For example, for the package python-pycrypto, why are we using the
tarball from PyPI
https://pypi.python.org/packages/sourc
