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I am starting work on providing conda packages for ratarmount and its dependencies.
Would you be interested in providing python-xz via conda?
If yes, I could offer to create the feedstock repository for you to provide packages via conda-forge. I would also be maintaining this feedstock repository, and (of course) add you as a maintainer too.
Hello @ap-- and thank you for your message, your offer, and your interest through ratarmount 👋
I am not interested in providing python-xz via conda myself, nor maintaining such a distribution. Indeed, I am not currently a user of conda. And from experience it's better not to get involved into maintaining something you don't use 😉
With that being said, feel free to create the necessary wizardry to distribute python-xz on conda yourself! (it's not like I could prevent you from doing that anyway…) I would however appreciate if the conda distribution could indicate in some ways (metadata?) the following:
That it's an unofficial distribution (i.e. you are the maintainer, I'm not);
The upstream URL https://github.com/Rogdham/python-xz (mainly for end users to be able to report bugs easilly); this is already in the metadata of the package on PyPI if that's of any help.
Would that make any sense to you? Other thoughts that come to my mind:
When a new version of python-xz is released, would you be automatically noticed so that the conda distribution is updated?
Of course feel free to ask any questions you might have, or if you have some changes required in the python-xz package so that it's easier for you to distribute it on conda, I'm open to suggestions!
Regarding the last point, I feel like this issue would be the good place to discuss should the case arise, so I'm leaving it open as a result.
Same here. In the conda-forge feedstock repository the upstream repository will be linked
When a new version of python-xz is released, would you be automatically noticed so that the conda distribution is updated?
Yes, the conda eco-system runs bots that inform the maintainers once a new version of your tool lands on pypi.
Of course feel free to ask any questions you might have, or if you have some changes required in the python-xz package so that it's easier for you to distribute it on conda, I'm open to suggestions!
Thanks, I'll see if I run into any issues, and will update you here.
the conda-forge package is now available.
If you're interested, here is the feedstock repository and (after setting up conda) you can install via conda with the following command:
conda install -c conda-forge python-xz
I'll maintain the package on conda-forge. Whenever you release a new version on pypi, I'll be notified via the conda-forge bot, so updated conda packages will be out as soon as I update the feedstock (usually within 1-3 days).
And here's the code for a shields.io badge in case you want to add it to the readme:
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Rogdham commentedon Nov 22, 2022
Hello @ap-- and thank you for your message, your offer, and your interest through ratarmount 👋
I am not interested in providing python-xz via conda myself, nor maintaining such a distribution. Indeed, I am not currently a user of conda. And from experience it's better not to get involved into maintaining something you don't use 😉
With that being said, feel free to create the necessary wizardry to distribute python-xz on conda yourself! (it's not like I could prevent you from doing that anyway…) I would however appreciate if the conda distribution could indicate in some ways (metadata?) the following:
https://github.com/Rogdham/python-xz(mainly for end users to be able to report bugs easilly); this is already in the metadata of the package on PyPI if that's of any help.Would that make any sense to you? Other thoughts that come to my mind:
Regarding the last point, I feel like this issue would be the good place to discuss should the case arise, so I'm leaving it open as a result.
ap-- commentedon Nov 23, 2022
100% agree 😄
To address your points:
That works. conda-forge feedstocks list the maintainers. I will just not add you to that list then.
Same here. In the conda-forge feedstock repository the upstream repository will be linked
Yes, the conda eco-system runs bots that inform the maintainers once a new version of your tool lands on pypi.
Thanks, I'll see if I run into any issues, and will update you here.
Cheers,
Andreas 😃
ap-- commentedon Nov 23, 2022
Note to self: Staged Recipe conda-forge/staged-recipes#21252
ap-- commentedon Nov 27, 2022
Hi @Rogdham,
the conda-forge package is now available.
If you're interested, here is the feedstock repository and (after setting up conda) you can install via conda with the following command:
I'll maintain the package on conda-forge. Whenever you release a new version on pypi, I'll be notified via the conda-forge bot, so updated conda packages will be out as soon as I update the feedstock (usually within 1-3 days).
And here's the code for a shields.io badge in case you want to add it to the readme:
Cheers,
Andreas 😃
Rogdham commentedon Nov 28, 2022
Terrific, thank you Andreas for your work!