On Wednesday, June 10, 2020 12:49:01 AM EDT Nicholas D Steeves wrote: > Package: wnpp > Severity: wishlist > Owner: Nicholas D Steeves <nsteeves@gmail.com> > > Package name : dephell > Version : 0.8.3 > Upstream Author : Gram <master_fess@mail.ru> > URL : http://www.example.org/ Should be https://github.com/dephell/dephell > License : MIT (declared, but probably Expat) > Programming Lang: Python > Description : project management for Python > > DepHell Project management for Python > * Format agnostic: supports setup.py, requirements.txt, Pipfile, poetry. > DepHell converts between them at any time. > * All-in-one-solution: manage dependencies, virtual environments, tests, > CLI tools, packages; generate configs; show licenses for dependencies; > assist with security audits; get download statistics from PyPI; search > packages, and much more. > * Smart dependency resolution: manages dependencies, resolves, and > enables locking of dependencies that pip missed. > * Asyncio based: optimised network and filesystem requests. > * Multiple environments: facilitates the use of multiple environments per > project. > * Release tools: provides build, test, version upgrade, and upload > helpers. > > When I imported the latest version of Fissix, I discovered that it had > migrated to pyproject.toml. I asked #debian-python about what the > status of Debian tooling is for this format, and had a good discussion > with ScottK. My immediate motivation for packaging DepHell is to > convert Fissix's pyproject.toml to setup.py to expedite the completion > of its ITP. I also wonder if it might be useful within a dh_python > context. > > It's highly likely this software will be useful to the general Python > developer community, and I plan to maintain it in either the DPMT or > PAPT, as appropriate. Please comment on this! It looks to me like PAPT is probably more appropriate. Scott K
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