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Note: only Pycopy packages (usually, named pycopy-*) are supported
That phrase means that upip can't install an arbitrary CPython package as published on PyPI. For example, don't expect to be able to install Django (and it to work).
Beyond that, upip is intended to run on the smallest systems (like esp8266), which means it should be small and featureset limited. I myself for example would love to make it install modules directly from git, like big pip can, but doubt that such feature fits in.
In that regard, installing a package directly from URL might be a compromise feature which won't take much code to add, I'll add that to my TODO.
For now, you have a choice to publish your package to PyPI, and install it from there.
I am new to micropython, I am figuring out how to keep my application up to date over the air.
Since code is small and connectivity good, I was thinking on pip installing my python code on every boot.
upip seems to do most of it, download, unpack, install etc, but then:
pycopy-lib/upip/upip.py
Line 294 in 39464d7
Why?
Otherwise, what is the recommended method to OTA update my micropython application?
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