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lovato opened this issue Mar 14, 2014 · 4 comments
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Legit depends on GitPython #141

lovato opened this issue Mar 14, 2014 · 4 comments

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lovato commented Mar 14, 2014

I know this is not a direct issue to GitPython, but LeGit installation depends on it. And everytime I try to install LeGit on a newer machine, the dependency is broken.

This happens because there´s no 0.3x stable release, but the real cause is that older versions get removed from Pypi, and then since the reqs file only works well with numbers, there is no way Python can know that 0.3.2-RC1 is greater than 0.3.0-beta, which was removed and replaced with 0.3.0.beta2.

If you can consider not erasing old versions before having a stable one for 0.3x, Legit users will be more than happy, and this ticket can be closed.

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Marco

PS: sending this to legit developer as well

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Byron commented Mar 14, 2014

Hi Marco,

Thanks for posting, your input is much appreciated.
Personally I have never deleted anything from Pypi, and I wonder how they got removed in the first place.

It is my goal to finish incorporating all pull requests and fixes to a new stable release of Git-Python this year, which will fix your issue.

Best,
Sebastian

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lovato commented Mar 14, 2014

Thanks for your response.
Meanwhile, I am doing what I can do, change que reqs file for Legit.

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Lovato

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On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 1:40 PM, Sebastian Thiel
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Hi Marco,

Thanks for posting, your input is much appreciated.
Personally I have never deleted anything from Pypi, and I wonder how they
got removed in the first place.

It is my goal to finish incorporating all pull requests and fixes to a new
stable release of Git-Python this year, which will fix your issue.

Best,
Sebastian

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/141#issuecomment-37668644
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jean commented Aug 15, 2014

pip install gitpython finds some outdated version:

$ pip install gitpython
Downloading/unpacking gitpython
  Downloading GitPython-0.1.7.tar.gz
...

It works to point directly at the tarball:

$ pip install https://pypi.python.org/packages/source/G/GitPython/GitPython-0.3.2.RC1.tar.gz#md5=849082fe29adc653a3621465213cab96
...

This is still b0rking install of legit; see frostming/legit#127

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Byron commented Nov 19, 2014

With the latest release on pypi, git-python 0.3.2.1 will be installed, which should resolve this issue. If not, please leave a comment here.

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