Mailman 3 August 2014 - devpi-dev

Automatic building of wheels? (discuss ;-)
by Richard Jones Oct. 12, 2014

Oct. 12, 2014

Is it possible (or desirable) that devpi be able to trigger builds of wheels for packages that it caches? I realise it'd be possible as part of a Jenkins trigger for an upload, but this is for cached packages from PyPI. The actual building could be complex - in the case of current Linux wheels, we'd need to have separate indexes for the wheels for Debian, RHEL, Ubuntu, SUSE, etc. since the wheels are typically not compatible. That complexity could be external to devpi - it's just a case of getting the trigger to indicate that a build is desired. Quite how this integrates with a user just doing a "pip install package" is a little beyond me for the moment - the delay between the cache event and build completing could be significant. In light of that it might be desirable to have a separate process which does all this work (fetches the latest package and performs the build). Has anyone done this? How would it keep up to date? Richard

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hg->git conversion of devpi
by holger krekel Sept. 1, 2014

Sept. 1, 2014

Hi all, several people asked me to convert the devpi repository from hg/mercurial to git. Although i am mostly fine with hg/mercurial myself i'd like to use git in some more depth. Therefore i plan to convert the repository to git but continue to host it at bitbucket for the time being. Probably going to happen sometime this week. best, holger

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devpi-findlinks 1.0.0 plugin released
by Florian Schulze Aug. 12, 2014

Aug. 12, 2014

Hi! I just released the devpi-findlinks 1.0.0 plugin for devpi-server. It adds a new view at for example http://localhost:3141/user1/dev/+findlinks which lists all releases of that index and it's bases except root/pypi. It is meant as a helper to migrate simple directory views which have been used with the --find-links option of pip and easy_install to devpi-server. Downloads and readme at: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/devpi-findlinks Feedback welcome! Regards, Florian Schulze

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new devpi-2.0.1/2 releases: fixes, new anonymous upload
by holger krekel Aug. 8, 2014

Aug. 8, 2014

The new devpi releases (devpi-server-2.0.2, devpi-web-2.0.1, devpi-client-2.0.1) contain several fixes for the private github-style pypi caching server, see the changelog below for details. Find all the documentation at http://doc.devpi.net/latest with tutorials and quickstart documents for particular scenarios. Note that no export/import procedure is needed if you are already running a 2.X devpi-server. If upgrading from a 1.2 devpi-server install, you need to upgrade using these instructions: http://doc.devpi.net/latest/quickstart-server.html#versioning-exporting-and… many thanks to Florian Schulze who again helped a lot with this release. have fun, holger krekel devpi-2.0.1 (metapackage) --------------------------------- devpi-server-2.0.2: - fix issue120: link to "upgrade" section from main index page. - preserve http reason string for setup.py submit through replica proxying - proper error message when "devpi push X" uses an X that comes from a base index or is not existent - fix issue121: depend on py-1.4.23 to fix python3.4 compatibility for a venusian/py34/py interaction import oddity. - fix issue126: handle deletion of pypi project cache entries correctly (i.e. ones that are triggered by "refresh" on simple page). - Add special handling of ":ANONYMOUS:" user in acl_upload to allow anonymous submit. - fix nginx template so that when used in a replica setting the master always answers HEAD requests without nginx short-cirtcuiting it. - increase internal cache size to improve performance when many indexes and projects are served. devpi-web-2.0.1: - fix issue125: javascript for embedded doc view didn't work correctly. - fix issue118: rendering of description with unicode. devpi-client-2.0.1: - fix a test to expect a 403 instead of a 401 from devpi server from unauthorized access - fix error message on API version client/server mismatch - fix issue124: package name url matching for the "devpi test" command

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