Please upload to PyPI
Can you please upload this package to PyPI? It would make installing using standard tools (pip, and especially using pip freeze
) easier.
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reporter Thanks for the update! The biggest issue I'm facing with not having it on PyPi is that every time we run
pip install -r requirements.txt
pip grabs a new copy of savReaderWriter from Bitbucket, and if Bitbucket is down our build fails. So I'm glad you're working on this :) -
repo owner You're welcome :) That's annoying indeed. Isn't it possible to pip install from local files?
$ pip install --no-index --find-links=DIR -r requirements.txt
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repo owner And Bitbucket et al being down was exactly the rationale for PEP 470 and not allowing externals
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repo owner okay, I just uploaded version 3.4.0 to Pypi. Unless you're on a mainframe (HP-UX, AIX, Solaris or zLinux), you can install by using
pip install savReaderWriter --upgrade
If you happen to be one of the ive-or-so persons in the world who's using the module on a mainframe, the pip install should be followed by
python -m savReaderWriter.util.download_mainframe_libs
(by excluding those libs I managed to stay below the Pypi upload limit)
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repo owner - changed status to resolved
3.4.0 now available (at last!)
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reporter Awesome, thanks a lot!
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Hi Jody, this is a consequence of PEP 470, see http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0470/. PyPi's maximum package size is something 20Mb, and
savReaderWriter
is way bigger. That's why it's only hosted on Bitbucket. The good folks of Pypi are willing to make an exception, though, but this is not yet effective. To be continued.... :-)