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Make Dispersy available on PyPi #550

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devos50 opened this issue Jun 9, 2017 · 3 comments
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Make Dispersy available on PyPi #550

devos50 opened this issue Jun 9, 2017 · 3 comments

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devos50 commented Jun 9, 2017

For some additional exposure, we could consider to make Dispersy available on PyPi. It's not that hard to do and requires adding a setup.py file to our repository.

Note that this also requires us to keep track of version numbers when working with Dispersy.

@qstokkink what do you think?

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@devos50 Assuming the amount of extra work to accomplish this is negligible: I am in favor. This provides some extra motivation as we strive for Dispersy 2.0 😃

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devos50 commented Jun 9, 2017

@qstokkink ok, I was almost done with this one but it turns out that we need to have a separate dispersy directory with the files in there. I believe this requires quite some refactoring and modifications of relative imports right? Last time we tried that, it turned out to not work very well iirc.

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@devos50 it should work just fine on its own. However, I agree that this should not be done in this repository as that will break just about everything. So instead, I suggest we externally manage the setup.py etc. in another repo with this repo as a submodule.

*Or, if you feel sufficiently demotivated, don't add it to PyPi

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