Make pythonz optional
kennethreitz opened this issue · 14 comments
pipenv requires pew, and is very happy with it, but our users have no need for pythonz to be installed.
e.g. $ pip install pew[pythonz]
I'd be happy to help maintain this project in order to help make this happen!
+1. I can help too. I am using this tool widely because it's workflow more venv oriented than pyenv. Unfortunately the project looks like dead - no new commits, author is not responding to issues/PRs.
a fork may be in order!
@berdario do you have any thoughts? can you add me as a maintainer?
and possibly @erinxocon
Indeed, would be happy to maintain.
Added both Kenneth and Erin :)
Thanks a lot for stepping up, and sorry for being really absent lately... I changed jobs once again and that caused Pew to slip a bit further down in my list of things that I had to sort out (also, unlike what I expected, the last few weeks at my previous company hadn't been as slow and easy-going as I expected). I contributed on some other stuff on github, but that was mostly stuff that I worked on when attending hackatons and such.
Every time I saw a github notification about Pew I thought
Oh, I should really look into it, but I won't have time now, so I might as well not even read the notification
:/
I'll catch up on the issues a bit now
@berdario no worries, we've all been there :)
@kennethreitz and I can help, we both use pew with our pipenv tool and think it's great!
@erinxocon Thanks a lot for getting this through! 🙂
I tagged and released on pypi 0.1.27, if you want to test (it's almost 05.00 here, so I really need to log off)
on the topic of the weird version number: I often thought that I should've committed to version 1.0, but I hesitated to do it, since the idea of implementing some hooks system has been in the air for a long time, and if I'd get around to implementing it just after releasing 1.0, and having to break compatibility for it (forcing a major version bump) I'd hate it...
but maybe I should just swallow the pill?
I really like to see a few other GPG signed commits in the repo 🙂
Though I cannot find your public key here, Erin: https://pgp.mit.edu/
Is it available somewhere?
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Thank you, makes this a lot easier to package pew and eventually pipenv for Arch Linux :)