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Development repo for evolution of PyPA interoperability standards (released versions are published as PEPs on python.org)
Back when we created this repo, https://github.com/python/peps was still in Mercurial, and not hooked up to python-dev's Reitveld instance, so there was no easy way to do line-by-line reviews of...
Right now the environment markers defined in pep508 do not allow a way for specifying a requirement that is exclusively for 64 bit or 32 bit windows. The listed environment...
Running the test without the fix results in: ``` >python p508.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "p508.py", line 163, in parsed = compiled(test).specification() File "c:\Users\gabi\_envs\extra_test\lib\site-packages\parsley.py", line 85, in invokeRule...
In the current draft, extras are always disabled by default. In some cases, it may be useful to have an extra that is enabled by default (for a better user...
SPDX is an approach to describing open source licenses that is designed to support automated auditing processes and generally make it simpler to create large collections of open source software...
Excuse me again, I have 2 questions? (1) I have delete my project and corresponding file, but when I use pip to install tflex or tensorflow-tflex, system still Using cached...
Hoping this will initiating a useful discussion around expressing external depencies within setup.py. [](https://reviewable.io/reviews/pypa/interoperability-peps/30)
The following hint seems to be no longer up-to-date: sudo apt install python3-venv python3-pip It finished with an error that python3-venv could not be installed. The following worked: sudo apt...
This is a use case related to conditional installs of versions of packages (e.g. tensorflow or pytorch) based on the presence of a cuda installation on the system. The suggestion...
Right now the environment markers currently "supports" using things like ``, `=` however actually using them is just going to create bugs in software if we ever get a Python...
