Reported by eric....@gmail.com, 2014-09-18T15:35:10Z
Hello there,
I've noticed that with pip 1.5, pip install pydot gives the old (and for my purposes) pydot 1.0.2.
Would it be possible for the current pydot (1.0.28?) to be uploaded to PyPI? If I understand correctly, the issue is that whilst it is mentioned in the index, the actual tarball is externally hosted on code.google.com; and also does not come with a hash. Perhaps uploading directly to pypi would simplify installation for users?
Currently, for example, all of my pip requirements.txt files require these lines
--allow-external pydot
--allow-unverified pydot
Moreover the need for these means that users with pip 1.4 (default on MacOS X 10.9.4, for example) will not be able to install my packages without first upgrading pip.
Reported by eric....@gmail.com, 2014-09-18T15:35:10Z
Hello there,
I've noticed that with pip 1.5, pip install pydot gives the old (and for my purposes) pydot 1.0.2.
Would it be possible for the current pydot (1.0.28?) to be uploaded to PyPI? If I understand correctly, the issue is that whilst it is mentioned in the index, the actual tarball is externally hosted on code.google.com; and also does not come with a hash. Perhaps uploading directly to pypi would simplify installation for users?
Currently, for example, all of my pip requirements.txt files require these lines
--allow-external pydot --allow-unverified pydot
Moreover the need for these means that users with pip 1.4 (default on MacOS X 10.9.4, for example) will not be able to install my packages without first upgrading pip.
Many thanks! From: https://code.google.com/p/pydot/issues/detail?id=96