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selectel / pyte

Simple VTXXX-compatible linux terminal emulator
http://pyte.readthedocs.org/
GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0
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0.8.0 bdist removed from pypi? #143

Closed MrMino closed 2 years ago

MrMino commented 3 years ago

Looks like there's no wheel for pyte 0.8.0 on global PyPI.

There is one for 0.7.0, but not for 0.8.0, and my archival CI runs show that just a few months ago there was no bdist building being done for pyte, which leads me to believe that whl for 0.8.0 has been removed. If so, do you have any idea who did it and why?

Not a big deal for me, I'm asking out of caution.

See https://pypi.org/simple/pyte/

MrMino commented 3 years ago

This hit me again today after switching between hosted PyPI repositories. Can you please rebuild pyte-0.8.0-*-*-*.whl and push it to PyPI?

eldipa commented 2 years ago

@MrMino This is probably a too late response but it is for future references. As far as I know, PyPI does not allow the publishers of a package to remove a package from PyPI to prevent breaking downstream users. At best, the publishers can yank a given version to prevent further usage. (ignore this message)

MrMino commented 2 years ago

@eldipa are you sure? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20403387/how-to-remove-a-package-from-pypi

eldipa commented 2 years ago

@MrMino you are absolutely right, I really thought that you can only yank a version on PyPI but the option for delete it is there. My apologies.

eldipa commented 2 years ago

@superbobry sorry to bother you, could be possible to resubmit to PyPI the 0.8.0 version? I know that it is already 0.8.1 out there but I have some users with a dependency pinned to 0.8.0 and they let me know that randomly they cannot install 0.8.0 from PyPI.

No sure where is the problem, not even if a resubmission to PyPI could fix it.

superbobry commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the heads up. I think I might've forgotten to upload the wheel back then. The wheel is on PyPI now: https://pypi.org/project/pyte/0.8.0/#files.