recommended method for installing is to clone and then pip install the directory, but if you're not using the editable flag you might as well publish the project to pypi and simplify things a bit for users.
super minor thing: right now scripts are being published via the scripts argument in setup.py which is no longer best practice. may be more effort than it's worth to move things over to entry_points though, with the only discernible benefit being the satisfaction of knowing you're that much further along in taming the python packaging beast
was definitely planning to push to pypi once it's stable, but right now
things are changing really fast so I figured pip install -U . was the
way to go for the moment.
thanks for noting the new script publishing method. at some point it
might make sense to refactor setup.py to address this.
just a few random things I noticed...
recommended method for installing is to clone and then pip install the directory, but if you're not using the editable flag you might as well publish the project to pypi and simplify things a bit for users.
super minor thing: right now scripts are being published via the scripts argument in setup.py which is no longer best practice. may be more effort than it's worth to move things over to entry_points though, with the only discernible benefit being the satisfaction of knowing you're that much further along in taming the python packaging beast