On 4/1/06, ajones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
setuptools know how to get the correct version
as someone say below, but if TG.org is down you get nothing
I dont agree I'll rather pull the data from the original author then from TG. (in case of trusting that is)
Not because i dought TG but because I know that the original package is not "change in any way"
Jorge Vargas wrote:
> I know we do it like that because TG is still not releases but why we have
> to get every single egg from there? is it because the original author of the
> package doesn't uses eggs?
>
My guess would be that it assures correct versions and availability of
the download location.
setuptools know how to get the correct version
It would really suck if TG linked to an offsite
host with bad availability for one of the packages.
as someone say below, but if TG.org is down you get nothing
That aside, this is code that will be executed on your computer.
Knowing and trusting where it comes from is important. I would rather
pull it all from tg.org than a dozen locations across the internet.
I dont agree I'll rather pull the data from the original author then from TG. (in case of trusting that is)
Not because i dought TG but because I know that the original package is not "change in any way"
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