On 10/21/12 2:01 AM, Vinay Sajip wrote:
Daniel Holth <dholth <at> gmail.com> writes:
Taking a look at pypi, ~1k of the latest releases do not parse as
semver (if you extend it by making 1.0 equivalent to 1.0.0, as all
semver versions have at least (major, minor, patch)). This is similar
to the number of latest package versions that don't parse as PEP-386.
My latest results show that ~3600 packages fail PEP 386 versioning,
with ~5400 failing semantic versioning:
Packages processed: 24882
Packages with no versions: 217
Number of packages clean for all schemes: 19004
Number of packages clean for normalized (PEP 386): 21066
Number of packages clean for legacy (setuptools): 24666
Number of packages clean for semantic (semver): 19271
Where "clean" means that all versions of the packages are valid for a particular
scheme.
Regards,
Have you tried to process failed version in PEP 386 with
suggest_normalized_version() ?
that usually raises the % considerably
Vinay Sajip
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