Le mer. 20 juin 2012 15:28:56 CEST, Nick Coghlan a écrit : > There would be two main parts to such a PEP: > - defining the command line interface and capabilities (pysetup) > - defining the programmatic API (packaging.pypi and the dependency > graph management) Okay. I don't think that the command line has anything to do with packaging.pypi and dependency management tools. One is dealing with the hole cli for different tings (install / remove / search etc.) while the other one is only how to communicate with the indexes and build dependency graphs from there. We probably should put the cli part in a separate PEP, as the scopes aren't the same that the ones I see for packaging.pypi / depgraph > I would suggest looking at PEP 405 (venv) and PEP 397 (Windows > launcher) to get an idea of the kind of content that might be > appropriate. It's definitely not necessary to reproduce the full API > details verbatim in the PEP text - it's OK to provide highlights and > point to a reference implementation for the full details. Thanks for the pointers, will read them and try to come back with a PEP proposal. Alexis
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