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Need new Python version on PyPi #219
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salim's version is the official one, this is just a mirror. As far as I know there's nothing new in this repo. His version is only for Python 3 I think though. |
I've not done any work on this in months - is there a specific change you need? I can have a go. |
@salimfadhley see #140. The library no longer works on python2 because of it. After pip install, import still fails:
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I have not played with this for ages - I can give it a once over sometime On Sat, 5 Sep 2015 19:41 François Baldassari notifications@github.com
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getting bit by this as well :( |
hey @salimfadhley, I could make these changes if you point me at the basics of how to generate content for PyPi (or make me a contributor if PyPi supports such a concept, my PyPi id is 'todbot') |
An additional complication is he doesn't appear to have issues turned on for that repo? |
Okay - I can make Todd the project owner and also do a release. It won't be Todd what is your username On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 02:27 jjshoe, notifications@github.com wrote:
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Hi @salimfadhley, my PyPi username is "todbot". |
Todd, you have been added as a project publisher. I've just joined a team within Bank of America that's a keen user of Blink1 Now remind me - whose version is the official version these days? My Have you any idea what it is I'm supposed to be fixing. Sorry - totally out On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 at 07:30 Tod E. Kurt notifications@github.com wrote:
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Hi Salim,
My questions to you are:
Thanks! |
I will make a script with all the publishing logic Making if python compatible should be easy as long as the USB libraries ate On Wed, 20 Apr 2016 04:00 Tod E. Kurt, notifications@github.com wrote:
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Is this still active? |
Sorry - I've not really touched it in ages. I've been meaning to!
I suggest that you take a look at the source code. Perhaps you'd like to
have a go at it!
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Is this still active?
There are several bugs in the python3 blink1 module from pypi that are
fixed in this repo. Will there be an update in pypi?
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Well the bugs I mean are all fixed in this repo. All that would be required is to update your repo with the contents of this one or use this one to create the pypi package (which I would prefer since this repo is also on the Blink1 library page). |
I'm confused as it looks like this has been updated more recently than the "official" version fork by @salimfadhley . It looks like his fork has solved the missing init.py file for the python module.
But it has not been updated on PyPi since last June.
Can someone step up and address this and get the latest version bumped so it can be imported as a module?
Relates to: #140
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