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Update pypi to include MediaCling #16

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derek73 opened this issue Oct 11, 2013 · 14 comments
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Update pypi to include MediaCling #16

derek73 opened this issue Oct 11, 2013 · 14 comments

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@derek73
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derek73 commented Oct 11, 2013

Version 0.0.5 that is currently on pypi does not include the MediaCling class. This means you cannot follow the read me instructions on github using pip install dj-static and get the results shown. Instead you get:

ImportError: cannot import name MediaCling

Just a friendly reminder to update pypi. It looks like hundreds of people download this project from pypi each day.

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/dj-static/0.0.5

The workaround is to install from github directly.

pip install -e git+git://github.com/kennethreitz/dj-static.git#egg=dj-static
@syphar
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syphar commented Oct 11, 2013

See #13 and #4 ;)

@ghickman
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ghickman commented Nov 6, 2013

@kennethreitz – Would you mind rolling a release? I release it's not a bug with the code, however the MediaCling functionality has been in master for 4 months now and I'd rather not rely on a GitHub checkout =)

Thanks

@kennethreitz
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Very very soon :)

@macropin
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I feel compelled to write a rather sarcastic remark... But that wouldn't be productive, so instead I'll offer my help.

Kenneth, so I'm genuinely offering my help so that you can push out releases sooner. Six months is too long between PyPi releases for a popular package.

What can I do to help you get this released, today! Or tomorrow.

Cheers, Andrew

@DArtagan
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So, how 'bout them PyPi releases?
More seriously... how can I help?

@sherzberg
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+1. Can we get a release please? #30 also wants this.

@RubenVW-dev
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+1

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@johnboiles
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+1

@johnboiles
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Also, happy to help 👍

@macropin
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@kennethreitz I'm gonna fork dj-static-updated and start pushing releases to PyPi

@Griffosx
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Griffosx commented Jul 3, 2014

@metakermit
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I would second a request to push a new release, as the current 0.0.5 breaks with Django 1.7rc1 (which I need to use as South broke support for Python 3 :( ) due to:

    from django.core.handlers.base import get_path_info

I see this is fixed in master.

@DArtagan
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It looks like PyPi's been updated on 2014-07-11. Thanks Kenneth! Is this now closable?

@flevour
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flevour commented Mar 5, 2015

This can be closed.

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