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why is the website offline? #18

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davidak opened this issue Jan 15, 2014 · 7 comments
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why is the website offline? #18

davidak opened this issue Jan 15, 2014 · 7 comments

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@davidak
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davidak commented Jan 15, 2014

https://crate.io/packages/

it looked very clean and professional:

http://archive.is/D4doB
http://archive.is/WgQrx

this still works: https://pypi.crate.io/simple/Flask/

@esc
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esc commented Jan 22, 2014

Yes, crate.io now seems to host a big data company, what happend?

@xiongchiamiov
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It appears to have sorta moved to https://preview-pypi.python.org/ , except missing features and with more 500s. :(

@davidak
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davidak commented Jan 24, 2014

That is hosted by OSUOSOL with lots of other Open Source-Projects.
http://osuosl.org/communities
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Very interesting, i don't knew that.

@chhantyal
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Can anyone answer and clarify this issue? @dstufft

@r1chardj0n3s
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Donald and I are working on Warehouse, which is what you see at https://preview-pypi.python.org/ and is his new effort supplanting crate.io.

@davidak
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davidak commented Jan 28, 2014

@r1chardj0n3s so it would be nice to have a link to the Warehouse repo in the readme of this and a short description about the status.

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dstufft commented Jan 28, 2014

Copying my answer from reddit:

Basically a combination of things.

I was not putting any time and effort into it as I was now working on PyPI itself. Meanwhile it was broken, I was getting several error emails a day that required deep architectural changes to fix. I've been on the fence about leaving it up in a degraded state or finally killing it off so that people weren't using it expecting that I was maintaining it. On top of that it got maybe 100 hits a day (compared to the ~90k that PyPI gets typically).

The clincher that got me to finally get around to killing it off officially was when a company offered to buy the domain from me.

So in the future we'll end up with the improvements that Crate had on PyPI itself, where a far greater number of people can benefit from them.

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