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Add pyperf
to python
PyPI organisation?
#211
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It sounds like a good idea. python is the right organization. |
I am fine with it |
@vstinner @corona10 Please could one of you add me as "owner" to https://pypi.org/project/pyperf? I'll then move it to https://pypi.org/org/python/. Thanks! |
Sure. I sent you an invite. |
Thanks, https://pypi.org/project/pyperf/ is now in https://pypi.org/org/python/ 🚀 |
Following https://discuss.python.org/t/request-python-organisation-on-pypi/26545, we now have two organisations on PyPI: https://pypi.org/org/cpython/ and https://pypi.org/org/python/
We can add the
pyperf
PyPI project to one of the organisations.The main benefits are:
Visibility: we'll be able to see our packages under a PyPI org page
Maintainability: we can share granular PyPI access to improve the bus factor
Would you like to add this package to one of the orgs?
We should follow the SC's categorisation when deciding which one to use:
pyperformance
was added to thepython
org via python/pyperformance#370, and @diegorusso suggested there thatpyperf
would fit inpython
.I know this repo is under https://github.com/psf/ and not https://github.com/python/ on GitHub, but I don't think that matters here?
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