Re: Re: z3c.widget not on pypi?

I fully agree that such eggs should not have been released into the  
wild. It is just that, down here in real-life, these eggs *have* been  
released, and their versions *have* been nailed (not nailing the  
versions of *all* eggs means saying goodbye to the idea of  
reproducible buildouts).

By deleting a released egg (as opposed to superseding it with a  
"good" version) one potentially creates a lot of pain for a lot of  
people.

Stefan


On 19. Sep 2007, at 16:21, Tres Seaver wrote:

> - -1.
>
> Another implication:  eggs which have '-r[0-9]+' in them should  
> *never*
> be released to any location where they might be found by anyone not
> explicitly requesting them.  Specifically, this means the  
> cheeseshop as
> well as any public 'find-links' or 'index-url' location.
>
> Nobody should ever "nail" a dependency to such an egg without taking
> responsibility for hosting it themselves.  Frankly, anybody who  
> *wants*
> such an egg should instead be using a checkput + 'setup.py develop',
> instead;  anything else is an invitation to disaster.

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