I'm unable to reach the owner of the project (https://pypi.org/user/programmingkiwi7/), the registered email address trampkiwi@naver.com responds with an error "Address not found"
I was unable to find another email address associated with this account, not in the PKG-INFO of cody@0.0.1, and not in the sibling package mathing that is also owned by the account programmingkiwi7.
The cody project was last updated in 2015. The project only has one release with non-empty artifacts (0.0.1), and this release only has a single Python file with 20 lines of code
❯ cat PKG-INFO
Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: cody
Version: 0.0.1
Summary: makes you to incode and decode sentence.
Home-page: UNKNOWN
Author: kiwi programming
Author-email: trampkiwi@naver.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: UNKNOWN
Platform: UNKNOWN
❯ cat cody.py
def incode(sent,key):
sent_l=list(sent)
for i in range(0,len(sent_l)-1):
uni=ord(sent_l[i])
if(i%2==0):
code=chr(round(10*(uni*key/(i+1))))
else: #feel free to modify the equation!
code=chr(round(10*(uni/key*(i+1))))
sent_l[i]=code
return "".join(sent_l)
def decode(sent,key):
sent_l=list(sent)
for i in range(0,len(sent_l)-1):
uni=ord(sent_l[i])
if(i%2==0):
code=chr(round((uni*(i+1)/key)/10))
else: #anyway, if you do modify, you'll need to
code=chr(round((uni/(i+1)*key)/10)) #enter the reverse equation here.
sent_l[i]=code
return "".join(sent_l)
I'd like to use the same name to build an official Python client for Cody, an AI coding assistant developed by the company Sourcegraph. I am a software engineer working at Sourcegraph (my PyPI account has registered the email olafurpg@sourcegraph.com).
Per PEP-541
the candidate is able to demonstrate why a fork under a different name is not an acceptable workaround;
I argue that it's not acceptable to use a different name for our package because our customers are going to intuitively pip install cody even if our docs specify they should install an alternative name like pip install cody_ai. I want to prevent this error from happening by using the project name cody from the start.
Maintenance or replacement?
Replacement
Source code repositories URLs
I was unable to find the code repository for the original Cody project.
I have generated the Python SDK from our OpenAPI spec and I am waiting to claim ownership of the cody project before creating a dedicated GitHub repository for the Python SDK.
Contact and additional research
My Sourcegraph email address is olafurpg@sourcegraph.com
Project to be claimed
cody
: https://pypi.org/project/codyYour PyPI username
olafurpg_sourcegraph
: https://pypi.org/user/olafurpg_sourcegraphReasons for the request
I'd like to claim ownership of the project "cody" and reuse the name for a different project.
I consider this project abandoned
I'm unable to reach the owner of the project (https://pypi.org/user/programmingkiwi7/), the registered email address trampkiwi@naver.com responds with an error "Address not found" I was unable to find another email address associated with this account, not in the PKG-INFO of cody@0.0.1, and not in the sibling package mathing that is also owned by the account programmingkiwi7.
The cody project was last updated in 2015. The project only has one release with non-empty artifacts (0.0.1), and this release only has a single Python file with 20 lines of code
I'd like to use the same name to build an official Python client for Cody, an AI coding assistant developed by the company Sourcegraph. I am a software engineer working at Sourcegraph (my PyPI account has registered the email olafurpg@sourcegraph.com).
Per PEP-541
I argue that it's not acceptable to use a different name for our package because our customers are going to intuitively
pip install cody
even if our docs specify they should install an alternative name likepip install cody_ai
. I want to prevent this error from happening by using the project namecody
from the start.Maintenance or replacement?
Replacement
Source code repositories URLs
I was unable to find the code repository for the original Cody project.
Cody, the AI coding assistant, is an open source repository https://github.com/sourcegraph/cody
The Cody PyPI project will use a Python SDK based on our OpenAPI spec, that is published in this repository https://github.com/sourcegraph/openapi
I have generated the Python SDK from our OpenAPI spec and I am waiting to claim ownership of the
cody
project before creating a dedicated GitHub repository for the Python SDK.Contact and additional research
My Sourcegraph email address is olafurpg@sourcegraph.com
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