Hello,
A long time ago, I opened an ITP [1] for Kwant, a Python library for
quantum physics computations that is popular with researchers in the
field. Since we, the developers of Kwant, are running our own Debian
package repository, there was not much pressure to migrate the packages
into
Hi,
st 22. 8. 2018 v 14:04 odesílatel Christoph Groth
napsal:
> trusting PyPI to store the official release tarballs...
>
trusting PyPi store without PGP signature is really bad idea.
I've also kept the full upstream history in the upstream branch,
> assuming this to be more robust and
> I've also kept the full upstream history in the upstream branch,
> assuming this to be more robust and powerful. For example, this allows
> to directly cherry-pick commits into the patch queue.
you can add remote repository and cherry-pick upstream commits as you
like
> Since both these
Hello,
Ondrej, thank you for the quick reaction. I've read the policy. So far
(for my unofficial packages) I haven't been using pristine tar tool,
trusting PyPI to store the official release tarballs. The package is
configured such that the pristine tars can be downloaded using the
command
Hi,
st 22. 8. 2018 v 10:28 odesílatel Christoph Groth
napsal:
> Would someone be so kind to create a repository on salsa.debian.org for
> Tinyarray and put it under group maintenance by the debian-python team?
> I am cwg-guest on salsa, but so far I'm not even a Debian contributor.
> Still,
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