Closed ning-y closed 2 years ago
Thanks, this is a good suggestion. I haven't used conda yet so it didn't occur to me that it needed a separate repository.
I'll put this in my agenda.
I've done some quick research, and it seems that one has to create some extra metadata that references the project here, which has to be maintained in addition.
I would like to understand why having the package on conda would be an added benefit that outweighs the extra maintenance burden on me.
Wouldn't it suffice to do:
conda install pip
pip install ffmpeg-normalize
within an Anaconda environment?
So it seems I have to not only release this package in conda-forge, but also my own dependent packages (ffmpeg-progress-yield
): https://dev.azure.com/conda-forge/feedstock-builds/_build/results?buildId=408510&view=logs&j=6f142865-96c3-535c-b7ea-873d86b887bd&t=22b0682d-ab9e-55d7-9c79-49f3c3ba4823&l=1056
This is too much effort for me at the moment. If it's not a huge burden I would recommend simply using pip
to install the package for the time being.
Thank you so much for taking the time to look through this request! You're right about pip
, I think. The conda stuff is just nice to have in terms of deployment. Hopefully someone coming across this issue will help (I am a bit swamped at the moment too)
FWIW I have two open PRs here
These have been merged, so it should be available now or soon.
Thank you very much!
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I think conda is an active and growing package manager. It would be nice to be able to install ffmpeg-normalize via conda.
Describe the solution you'd like ffmpeg-normalize is added to the conda-forge channel of the anaconda repository.
Describe alternatives you've considered pip3 is obviously an alternative, in fact, the recommended install method. Having this on conda is just nice for projects which are already wholly managed by conda.