On May 15, 2015, at 09:48 AM, Donald Stufft wrote: >One of the things that this brought to light was that the documentation >upload ability in PyPI is something that is not often used* however it >represents something which is one of our slowest routes.
I use it for all my packages, mostly because it's easy for my upload workflow: `python setup.py upload_docs`. That said, with the rise of RTD, I have wondered about the usefulness of pythonhosted documentation. And because twine supports secure uploads of code, but not documentation, that unease has grown. So even while I use it, I agree it's time to consider retiring the service. One thing I definitely want to retain though is the link to "Package Documentation" from the project's PyPI page. Please do give us a way to specify that link. The PSF is a supporter of RTD, but let's all make sure they stay in business! https://readthedocs.org/sustainability/#about Cheers, -Barry
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