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