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Re: Most popular Python packages now support Python 3

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Supervisord isn't open source? What

Open source doesn't mean the source must be publicly available for everyone to read. :)

True :) I've just come to think Open Source == FOSS

Re: Most popular Python packages now support Python 3

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Open source doesn't mean the source must be publicly available for everyone to read. :)

True :) I've just come to think Open Source == FOSS

Even with the GPL, the source doesn't need to be publicly available for everyone to read. Only paying customers are guaranteed the right to the code. (Some car makers have GPL software and only give out the source code to verified car owners.)

Re: Most popular Python packages now support Python 3

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They do. I wonder why it's not green. https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor/blob/master/setup.p...

I meant the repo and bug tracker, which is can we listed in setup.py and is picked up by pypi.

The repo has Python 3 listed in setup.py. Are you saying it isn't?

(It's not getting picked up by pypi because they haven't made a release with the trove classifier yet.)

Re: Most popular Python packages now support Python 3

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I meant the repo and bug tracker, which is can we listed in setup.py and is picked up by pypi.

The repo has Python 3 listed in setup.py. Are you saying it isn't? (It's not getting picked up by pypi because they haven't made a release with the trove classifier yet.)

No, setup.py doesn't list the repo and bug tracker, so pypi doesn't list the repo and bug tracker either.

Re: Most popular Python packages now support Python 3

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Could you give some examples please?

Sure, let's get a really simple one. You have N groups of something (persons, sales units, cars, tools, whatever). Find the values that are present in all of them. This problem comes up, all the time , in some form. With sets it's trivial. Take the first set, and calculate a cascading intersection with every other set. At the end you're left with only the values that appeared in every one. In very clear python the co…

Examples like this really make me miss fold.

    return functools.reduce(lambda x,y: x&y, ALL_SETS)

Re: Most popular Python packages now support Python 3

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post #164

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The repo has Python 3 listed in setup.py. Are you saying it isn't? (It's not getting picked up by pypi because they haven't made a release with the trove classifier yet.)

No, setup.py doesn't list the repo and bug tracker , so pypi doesn't list the repo and bug tracker either.

Ahh. I see. Thanks.
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