Hi Jesus, Am 06.02.2018 um 21:02 schrieb Jesus Cea <j...@jcea.es>: […] > it works. Nice. Upgraded! :-).
Nice! > Sorry for wasting your time. It seemed that actually I was wasting your time by writing a too short announcement. Sorry for that. > The announcement email is quite short, 3 paragraphs. One of them is just > this: > > """ > You can download it via PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/Zope2/2.13.27 > """ > > Yes, I can download it, but I can not install it via PYPI as a regular > package. It doesn't work. In fact > <https://pypi.org/project/Zope2/2.13.27> shows "pip install > Zope2==2.13.27", that we have seen as wrong command to install. You are right. > I wonder why "requirements.txt" in pypi package doesn't pin dependencies > versions, as listed. Is that a PIP bug?. It does not seem be supported by pip, at least I did not find a way to trick it to install the requirements.txt from inside a package it should install. Anyone else who has a tip? > The thing is: > > 1. Zope2 can not be installed as 99.9% other packages, just doing "pip > install". > > 2. The announcement email points to a webpage showing a PROMINENT > install command that produce a non-working configuration. You are right, I am looking forward to create a more helpful announcement next time. > A simple possibility is just to add paragraph in future announcement > emails just saying: "This package ca not be installed in the regular > way. Follow instructions in http://....“. Thank you for your valuable feedback. -- Mit freundlichen Grüßen Michael Howitz
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