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Consider publishing on PyPI #54
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Please consider finding a way to publish the Python bindings as a package on PyPI. While this is a little inconvenient, it’s pretty important for prospective Python users.
Obviously, being able to
pip install
is useful for all users, but a PyPI presence is important for Linux distribution packaging, too. In Fedora Linux, we have a “PyPI parity” policy that is designed to prevent conflicts between distribution Python package names and PyPI names.In the case of
libpoly
, the Python API can’t be packaged in Fedora at all because its name,polypy
, conflicts with a different package already on PyPI. (The PyPI parity rule is relatively new, and there is currently apython3-libpoly
package in Fedora, but it will likely need to be removed.)While pip users benefit from pre-built binary wheels, from the Fedora Linux perspective, even a viable source-only Python release on PyPI would solve the problem.
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