Closed woodb closed 10 years ago
@woodb Would it be possible for you to submit a pull request for this?
If anyone would like to review, it's pretty short. This should cover installation of the script.
@chouhanyang will need to register, build, and upload source/packages to PyPI to close out #6
I've tested the setup.py for #13 and it seems fine.
@linsomniac thanks for taking a look at this and for all of your other contributions to this project, they all look great.
I think though that the developer is no longer actively maintaining this software... as many pull requests, even simple ones like this one, have been sitting around for quite a while.
Would you be interested in forking this project (or starting a new one) with me? It's something I've been thinking to do for a while.
Hey guys,
Looks like this email was going to someone who was not with the organization anymore. Let me check on this - it should be simple to get this back on track.
Cheers
Viksit (mobile)
On Aug 21, 2014, at 7:28, Brandon Wood notifications@github.com wrote:
@linsomniac thanks for taking a look at this and for all of your other contributions to this project, they all look great.
I think though that the developer is no longer actively maintaining this software... as many pull requests, even simple ones like this one, have been sitting around for quite a while.
Would you be interested in forking this project (or starting a new one) with me? It's something I've been thinking to do for a while.
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Yeah, I had noticed the same before I even started contributing, but I figured I'd push a few contributions through and see what happened, @woodb. Let's see what @viksit does, and if it ends up sitting around we can set up s5cmd. :-)
Apologize for my laziness. There're some merge conflict, and will merge the changes now.
Thank you @chouhanyang.
@linsomniac and @woodb - thank you for your contributions. We have a series of great internal updates and upgrades/features we've added to s4cmd in the meanwhile.
I'll see how we can get that merged out into the open source version soon.
Thanks for taking care of these pull requests!
Sean
In order to make s4cmd easier to install and capable of being submitted to PyPI, we need a
setup.py
.There are many examples out there, but here's the official documentation: https://docs.python.org/2/distutils/setupscript.html