Packaging panel in Montreal next year?
The PyCon submission deadline is just a few days away, and I'm planning to submit a packaging Q&A panel again (same concept as the one this year, but with a further 12 months of progress to report). Before I do that, though, I just wanted to check there would be at least a few other distutils-sig denizens around that I could dragoon into participating. While it seems like a pretty safe bet, I don't see any reason to rely on assumptions when I don't need to :) Cheers, Nick.
I could make it this time.
I was considering submitting a talk about a library I have been working on
recently for dependency solving. Would that fall into what you had in mind ?
It is designed to be fairly agnostic toward metadata format, installation
scheme, etc... It handles arbitrary dependency, the concept of
replaces/obsolete, and provides. The current code live at
https://github.com/enthought/depsolver
I haven't announced yet because it still needs some improvements, but a
similar design has been proved to work fairly well for php (composer),
OpenSuse (libzypp) and considered for Fedora (
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/DNF).
David
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 5:39 PM, Nick Coghlan
The PyCon submission deadline is just a few days away, and I'm planning to submit a packaging Q&A panel again (same concept as the one this year, but with a further 12 months of progress to report).
Before I do that, though, I just wanted to check there would be at least a few other distutils-sig denizens around that I could dragoon into participating.
While it seems like a pretty safe bet, I don't see any reason to rely on assumptions when I don't need to :)
Cheers, Nick.
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David Cournapeau
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Nick Coghlan