0.8.0 (in pipy) doesn't support 3.0 about scp.py HOT 11 CLOSED

#41 is a pretty serious issue so it might make sense to wait for #43 to be reviewed and merged.

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yes, I need to work on that. I'll get #43 merged asap

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Thanks!

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Could you update the version number in master so that it doesn't conflict with the current PyPI release?

I've gone rogue and installed scp.py directly from GitHub with:

$ pip install https://github.com/jbardin/scp.py/archive/master.tar.gz

but now I'm in the process of building a wheel for an internal repo, and it'd be nice if I didn't have to lie and say it was v0.8.0 (the PyPI version).

Thanks!

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Hi @kimgr,

The latest master is what I'm planning to push for 0.9.0. It had quite a few changes, can you give that a try for me?

PS. If you're not aware, you can use pip to pin a dependency at a specific git commit or tag, so you're not stuck worrying about master breaking, e.g.

pip install git+git://github.com/jbardin/scp.py.git@563d78a

or in requirements.txt

scp=git+git://github.com/jbardin/scp.py.git@563d78a

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The latest HEAD works great for me, thanks!

Also thank you for the pip tips, I didn't know about the git-specific syntax. It doesn't work for me though, because I republish packages in an internal repository. We find that it makes pip install faster and more dependable, but we also run something like 3-4000 builds/week in our lab, so any glitch hurts us faster than most people. Also, we keep a trail of historical versions to be able to reproduce old releases, etc.

So in order to publish internally, I need a version number that I can correlate with a specific public version. The GitHub URL versioning scheme doesn't transfer between repos easily.

Anyway, thank you for the pure-Python SCP support, I really appreciate it!

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#32 and #33 relate to specific error scenarios and can probably be postponed. Or is 0.9 waiting on them?

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yeah, those will have to wait. Fixing them will be a little more intrusive, but at least now I can test those conditions more reliably.

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🚢 ship it

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💥 Thanks guys!

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Lovely, thanks!

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