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Remove broken downloads badge #209
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Minor request, otherwise GTG. Sad that PyPI removed the download counts, but with so many mirrors in the world, I suppose it's hard to get accurate numbers.
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pypiserver - minimal PyPI server for use with pip/easy_install | |||
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|pypi-ver| |travis-status| |dependencies| |python-ver| \ | |||
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Might as well pull |proj-license|
up onto the same line so we don't need the backslash line continuation
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Done!
Stats are still available, now via BigQuery. https://github.com/ofek/pypinfo is a handy tool to access them. For example, the stats in #192 (comment) are from there, and exclude downloads from mirrors (although mirror downloads are available too). Here's updated numbers for May 2018:
Now 2.6 is dropping and 3.2 has been replaced by 3.7 :) |
I'm always surprised when I see how few folks have switched to 3. Only a year and a half left now! |
Yes, it varies a lot depending on the project. Some are very mostly 2.7, some are mostly 3.x. pip
numpy
Pillow
tldextract
CacheControl
Have a look at http://python3statement.org/ and http://python3statement.org/practicalities/ to see how some are planning on deprecating and then dropping 2.7. |
See badges/shields#716.