Link from README to the release script #6458
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Also mention that packages are released daily
Co-authored-by: Akuli <akuviljanen17@gmail.com>
It's every three hours, not daily. Noticed by @ewjoachim in python/typeshed#6458.
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So logically from this comment, I would understand that this is not wanted. If that's so, I'm not in a position to do anything and we can close. As a user of the said packages, though, I'm a little bit concerned by the idea the processes behind those packages would be "internal" and that making it hard to figure out where the release is being done is a feature and not a bug. Of course, we could be in a situation where those packages are released manually and there would not be a way to audit how it's done. But given that there IS an open source script somewhere, I personally find some value in being able to find it on my own through documentation, and to study it. With all that said, I'll let you decide how best you want to handle this :) |
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I think it's fine to link from the typeshed README. |
--install-types doesn't actually look at PyPI and only works for a subset of typeshed packages. I recommend not mentioning it (e.g. see python/mypy#10619 , https://github.com/python/mypy/blob/master/mypy/stubinfo.py). It has some other quirks too, so I don't feel comfortable universally recommending it in typeshed (changes what versions of packages it installs over time, interactive by default, requires mypy cache and running mypy twice).
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I'd rather avoid back and forths on parts that are not my PR's subject :) Can you @hauntsaninja and @Akuli give me a direction ? (asking because of #6458 (comment)) |
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I vote we just remove the part about |
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Done :) |
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| PyCharm, pytype etc. work in a similar way, for more details see documentation | ||
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Now this paragraph doesn't make sense, because it meant "similar to mypy". I would rewrite it as "Type checkers should be able to use these stub packages when installed. For more details, see the documentation for your type checker."
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Done :) Maybe it might be worth it for someone who knows the project to make a full update of the documentation, fixing everything that needs to be fixed, but I suggest we do that on a different PR :) |
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Yes, sorry for the back-and-forth here. |
Also mention that packages are released daily