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I'm looking at packaging this for Arch Linux AUR. Linux distributions generally prefer if packages depends on each other rather than there being vendored copies of dependencies, In this case it seems greaseweazle has been vendored.
Is it possible to switch to depending on the other package or have you made local changes that would break that? Or is there a good reason to keep things as they are (such as lack of stable API)?
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greaseweazle is not distributed via pypi, so I made the choice to vendor it. Since then, it has become installable via a pip git+https scheme so this could be revisited. Note that greaseweazle has made incompatible changes since then.
I'm looking at packaging this for Arch Linux AUR. Linux distributions generally prefer if packages depends on each other rather than there being vendored copies of dependencies, In this case it seems greaseweazle has been vendored.
Is it possible to switch to depending on the other package or have you made local changes that would break that? Or is there a good reason to keep things as they are (such as lack of stable API)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: